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Definition of thrust
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Thrust
(v. i.) To enter by
pushing;
to
squeeze
in.
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Stick
::
Stick (n.) To cause to
penetrate;
to push,
thrust,
or
drive,
so as to
pierce;
as, to stick a
needle
into one's
finger..
Allonge
::
Allonge
(v.) A
thrust
or pass; a
lunge.
Hunch
::
Hunch (n.) A push or
thrust,
as with the
elbow..
Plunge
::
Plunge
(v. t.) To
thrust
into
water,
or into any
substance
that is
penetrable;
to
immerse;
to cause to
penetrate
or enter
quickly
and
forcibly;
to
thrust;
as, to
plunge
the body into
water;
to
plunge
a
dagger
into the
breast.
Also used
figuratively;
as, to
plunge
a
nation
into war..
Kick
::
Kick (n.) A blow with the foot or feet; a
striking
or
thrust
with the foot.
Threste
::
Threste
(v. t.) To
thrust.
Shoot
::
Shoot (v. i.) To push or
thrust
forward;
to
project;
to
protrude;
-- often with out; as, a plant
shoots
out a bud..
Hunch
::
Hunch (v. t.) To push or
jostle
with the
elbow;
to push or
thrust
suddenly.
Pass
::
Pass (v. i.) Fig.: a
thrust;
a sally of wit.
Thoroughpin
::
Thoroughpin
(n.) A
disease
of the hock
(sometimes
of the knee) of a
horse,
caused
by
inflammation
of the
synovial
membrane
and a
consequent
excessive
secretion
of the
synovial
fluid;
--
probably
so
called
because
there is
usually
an oval
swelling
on each side of the leg,
appearing
somewhat
as if a pin had been
thrust
through..
Spit
::
Spit (n.) To
thrust
a spit
through;
to fix upon a spit;
hence,
to
thrust
through
or
impale;
as, to spit a loin of
veal..
Foin
::
Foin (v. i.) To
thrust
with a sword or
spear;
to
lunge.
Parry
::
Parry (n.) A
warding
off of a
thrust
or blow, as in sword and
bayonet
exercises
or in
boxing;
hence,
figuratively,
a
defensive
movement
in
debate
or other
intellectual
encounter..
Push
::
Push (v. i.) To make a
thrust;
to
shove;
as, to push with the horns or with a
sword..
Thruster
::
Thruster
(n.) One who
thrusts
or
stabs.
Thrust
::
Thrust
(v. t.) To push or drive with
force;
to
drive,
force,
or
impel;
to
shove;
as, to
thrust
anything
with the hand or foot, or with an
instrument..
Taint
::
Taint (n.) A
thrust
with a
lance,
which fails of its
intended
effect..
Potch
::
Potch (v. i.) To
thrust;
to push.
Tierce
::
Tierce
(n.) A
position
in
thrusting
or
parrying
in which the wrist and nails are
turned
downward.
Flanconade
::
Flanconade
(n.) A
thrust
in the side.
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