Jostle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOSTLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to run or strike against, also JUSTLE
• push, elbow, or bump against (someone) roughly, typically in a crowd
• struggle or compete forcefully for
• knock or push against
• To run against and shake; to push out of the way; to elbow; to hustle; to disturb by crowding; to crowd against.
• To push; to crowd; to hustle.
• make one\'s way by jostling, pushing, or shoving
• come into rough contact with while moving
NOUN:
• the action of jostling
• A conflict by collisions; a crowding or bumping together; interference.
• the act of jostling (forcing your way by pushing)
• act of jostling
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bump or push roughly

Words related to JOSTLE

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Words that contain JOSTLE

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How to use JOSTLE in a sentence

• None jostle with him for the wall, or pick quarrels for precedency.
• The floods have filled the vault with water, and so the coffins getting afloat, move in some eddies that we know not of, and jostle one another.
• He let them jostle him, and often would run, after his self-respect would goad him to jostle back.
• In the dark interior I struck matches, able still to hear from outside the ponderous spasmodic rush and jostle of the sea between the crags of the reef, but now quite faintly.
• It would not fall, and all the traditions of his experience forbade that he should jostle it.
• My thoughts jostle one another out of all shape, like the women in that last crush after the flag-presentation.
• In its sacred experiences, where the slightest variance from the simplicity of actual feeling would jostle all, he holds his way unquestioned.
• On the night of March 5, 1770, a crowd on the streets of Boston began to jostle and tease some British regulars stationed in the town.
• The passionate imagery of the Orient, the unique emphasis of Spanish phraseology, all meet and jostle one another.
• She never rode alone in trains and trolleys nor learned to jostle and push through crowds.
• The file was always accompanied by a bull, whose duty it was to jostle and distract the victim while his pockets were rifled.
• Here poverty and riches jostle one another side by side as they do in life, and are antagonistic and hate one another.
• A slighter shock suffices to jostle her delicate emotions out of delight into disgust.
• A ladder of light streams down from the sky into the room, and upon this ladder crowd and jostle one another a small army of plump Cupids, each one laden with some pledge of love.
• Over the same sea to-day come men of many tongues and races, and Arab and African Negroes jostle by still in the bazaars of West Coast towns.
• I have heard how in the Fraser River the fish positively pack and jostle as they move up.
• The shadows seemed to jostle each other about the room.
• The poorest living thing of the lowest type will jostle the dead thing out of the way.
• If individual wills were permitted to cross and jostle each other, the universe would be a scene of confusion.
• The visitor to Washington cannot fail to be struck by the variety of men who jostle each other in that cosmopolitan city.

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