Pushing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PUSHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PUSH, to thrust or press against
• exert force on (someone or something) in order to move them away from oneself
• hold and exert force on (something) so as to cause it to move in front of one
• press (a part of a machine or other device)
• cause to reach a particular level or state
• move forward by using force to pass people or cause them to move aside
• (of an army) advance over territory
• exert oneself to attain something or surpass others
• be nearly (a particular age or amount)
• compel or urge (someone) to do something, especially to work hard
• demand persistently
• have very little of something, especially time
• find it difficult to achieve something
• promote the use, sale, or acceptance of
• sell (a narcotic drug) illegally
• prepare (a stack) to receive a piece of data on the top.
• transfer (data) to the top of a stack.
• develop (a film) so as to compensate for deliberate underexposure
• move one's body or a part of it into a specified position with effort
PREPOSITION:
• almost or nearly (a certain age, speed, etc)
NOUN:
• an act of pushing someone or something in order to move them away from oneself
• an act of pressing a part of a machine or device
• a vigorous effort to do or obtain something
• a military attack in force
• forcefulness and enterprise
• something that is hard to achieve
• the act of applying force in order to move something away
ADJECTIVE:
• Pressing forward in business; enterprising; driving; energetic; also, forward; officious, intrusive.
• aggressively ambitious
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to exert force in order to cause motion away from the force

Words related to PUSHING

push9 pushed12 pushes11 pushingly18 pushingness17

Words that contain PUSHING

pushingly18 outpushing16 penpushing18 penpushings19 pushingness17 pushingnesses19

How to use PUSHING in a sentence

• In pushing the advantages gained by the debate he was unwearied and successful.
• They entered the Casino with its brilliant rooms and pushing crowds.
• Keeping one hand against the bushes to guide me, and pushing the machine with the other, I groped my way slowly up the winding path.
• It was his absorption in this criticism that served to keep him aloof from her while they ate, and the girl felt it like an arm pushing her away.
• Your people from Nolichucky are daily pushing us out of our lands.
• Is it right for you to come and interrupt us by tripping our feet, pulling us about, and pushing us down? I am sure you will not think so if you reflect a moment.
• Gracefully they slid across the tail of the much-relieved creature, and, pushing the tiny rider from his seat, they landed with him plump upon the earth, and were left behind.
• There is, however, always a fine pushing crop coming on.
• A French woman, pushing her way between the guards, lifted it off and gave it to one of the Germans to carry.
• The door of that chamber you can open on the inside, simply by pushing back the wooden bolt which serves as a lock and answers only to a key on the other side.
• The little group passed up the road, Tom pushing his wheel and answering their questions briefly and soberly as he always did.
• On my return, two weeks later, the agents of General Thomas were pushing their plans for the coming year.
• We felt hardly equal to pushing on quite to the bank of the nearest lake.
• Jimmie, firmly, pushing us in at the back of the wagon.
• Men of science were, in some cases, puzzled, in others believed that a new force must be recognised, in others talked of unconscious pushing or of imposture.
• Then I think we ought to go seriously to work, not arguing or finding fault, not pushing or shoving people about, but just living on the finest lines we can.
• The side of the gorge was covered with vines and creepers, many of them thorny, and pushing through them with no bodily protection was far from comfortable.
• Three guards stood watch during the short summer nights, pushing the herd off its bed at dawn, grazing early and late, and resting through the noon hours.
• Anything like the sight of these vast columns all pushing in one direction you never saw.
• I am a reformer, and all I care about is pushing on the idea.
• Barely had Jan gained it when some tall, dark form came pushing through the trees at right angles, and was striding off to the distance.
• On Fell Street I noticed an old woman, half dressed, pushing a sewing machine up the hill.
• Five they succeeded in pushing off, and into these they tumbled without weapons of defence.

Similar words containing PUSH without suffix ing

push9 pushy13 pushed12 pusher11 pushes11 pushup13 outpush12 pushers12 pushful15 pushier12 pushily15 pushpin14 pushpit14 pushrod13 pushups14 octopush15 pushback21 pushball15 pushbike19 pushcart15 pushdown17 pushiest13 pushover16 pushpins15 pushpits15 pushrods14 toolpush13 bellpush15 outpushed15 outpushes14 penpusher16 pushbacks22 pushballs16 pushbikes20 pushcarts16 pushchair19 pushdowns18 pushfully20 pushiness14 pushingly18 pushovers17 octopusher17 octopushes17 outpushing16 penpushers17 penpushing18 pushchairs20 toolpusher15 toolpushes15 bellpushes17 octopushers18 penpushings19 pushfulness19 pushinesses16 pushingness17 toolpushers16 pushfulnesses21 pushingnesses19

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