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jostle
verb
To push or bump against someone, especially in a crowd.
THE WORDCRAFT DEFINITION DICTIONARY
verb
To push or bump against someone, especially in a crowd.
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The porters asked the spectators to step back so they would not jostle the violinist.
The festival organizer could see the new arrivals jostle the people trying to leave.
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