0 present participle of shove --
1 to push someone or something forcefully: --
2 to put something somewhere in a hurried or careless way: --
The doors were slammed rather dramatically, lots of people were trying to get in and there was a bit of noise and pushing and shoving.
Are they just shoving paper around from one office to the other?
Is that not precisely the sort of language and the shoving away of the importance of a matter that caused the commissioners to resign?
The headmaster told me that the wall was a constant source of trouble because children were shoving their heads in all the time.
We are putting the old adage into reverse, and shoving the pigeon in among the cats.
Shoving yet another task on to them means that they will not be able to tackle fundamental problems.
I think all parties will agree that some very hard shoving will be required in the next two or three years.
It is about further privatisation, shoving up rents and removing the democratic rights of council workers.
