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elbow aside

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elbow someone aside
to push someone aside with one's elbow or arm. She elbowed the other woman aside and there was almost a fight. The rude woman elbowed aside all the other people.
See also: aside, elbow


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The absurdity of the amendments will soon be evident when the new "disabled" elbow aside persons protected by the old ADA.
On paper they seem a disparate group, but they say they are a "democratic, secular and left-wing" bloc united by their desire to elbow aside India's two traditional parties, which they accuse of failing to tackle such issues as unemployment and food shortages.
Both extremely sweet and extremely bitter wines tend not to mix successfully with cigars (or with much of anything else), so that wines like beaujolais noveaus, or some cabernet sauvignons, will tend to elbow aside the taste of even the strongest stogie from your mouth.
 
 
 
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