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Can you give me a sentence with speech marks and the word shove?
"He said, 'Do not shove me,' as he pushed past the crowd."
How do you use the word shove in a sentence?
He tried to shove his way through the crowded room to reach the exit.
How do you spell jelsu?
The correct spelling is "jealous." It is a common word used to describe the feeling of envy or insecurity towards someone else's achievements or possessions.
Could you list synonyms for the word push?
Sure! Synonyms for the word "push" include shove, press, thrust, and propel.
What word do you get when you unscramble this word said?
The word "said" can be rearranged to spell one other word.You can spell the word aids.
Can you give me a sentence with speech marks and the word shove?
"He said, 'Do not shove me,' as he pushed past the crowd."
How do you use the word shove in a sentence?
He tried to shove his way through the crowded room to reach the exit.
What word rhymes with word of?
shove, love, glove
What is the word for Remove by force?
shove
What is another word for pushing?
supres or push
How many syllables in the word shove?
Only one
What does the word shoving mean?
'Shove' can mean to push someone, or to move them forcefully or nowadays people will say shove as a replacement for budge up.
Is shove an adjective?
Shove is not an adjective. It is a noun (a shove) and a verb (to shove).
What is a 5 letter word that means to move away from?
repel shove
How do you spell jelsu?
The correct spelling is "jealous." It is a common word used to describe the feeling of envy or insecurity towards someone else's achievements or possessions.
What is the hardist word to spell?
the hardest word to spell is: perpondickulor
What is 'fica' when translated from Italian to English?
"Shove!" is one English equivalent of the Italian word Ficca. The pronunciation of the verb in the present singular -- which may be either the second person informal of the imperative (as indicated in the above answer) or the second person formal ("You are shoving, do shove, shove") or third person informal ("He/she does shove, is shoving, shoves") of the indicative -- will be "FEEK-ka" in Italian.
