shove

Object

• ha'penny: The game is sometimes referred to as finger billiards and is described by some as a cross between shove ha'penny and pool.
• match: This sparked off a pushing and shoving match, with both sides having players booked.
• everything: Surprise visit from Mom and Dad catch you scrambling to shove everything under the bed and with only two-week-old milk in the fridge?
• lot: For a nice brown top you can shove the whole lot under a grill on full power for a few minutes at the end!

Preposition: into

corner: Shoved into the corner, he started to cry.

Modifying Another Word

• then: You can then shove the whole lot into a tube.
• just: Please don't just shove the Claim Form in the post.
• forward: We should give it a shove forward whenever we get the chance.
• back: With an effort, we pull ourselves back to reality only to be rudely shoved back into Gelsinger's very own fantasy world.
• little: Mr Merk, however, adjudged that the Milan striker had given Marquez a little shove moments earlier.
• hard: I saw dozens of Liverpool fans pushing and shoving hard at the CFC family members after the game.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• aside: He easily shoves aside Ricky Wilson's second guitar parts on " Breakin ' in My Heart.
• off: Jake plans to shove off to Spain with Bill Gorton at the end of June.
• down: The sound like early 90's dance music getting a broken old guitar shoved down its throat.
• around: With a permanent place on a machine " you haven't got to be shoved around.
• up: Her eyes shifted from ' A ' to the tubing being shoved up her nose.
• out: Sam led the way to show how it was done, then Teal'c was given a helping shove out of the cargo bay door.

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: I was always being shoved down the throat of some network.
• off: He tried to kill Jesus Christ by having Him shoved off a cliff.

Preposition: in

direction: Can somebody give me a shove in the right direction?