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push against

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push (up) against someone or something
to put pressure on someone or something. The small dog pushed up against me, wagging its tail. Push up against the ceiling tile while I try to tack it back in place.
See also: against, push

push something (up) against someone or something

to press something against someone or something. I pushed the chair up against the door to prevent the robber from getting in. Accidentally, I pushed the door against Donna and hurt her sore elbow.
See also: against, push


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The collection of fat that push against the connective tissues beneath the skin gives the surface of the skin a dimple or pucker appearance.
Hu and his collaborators used video and mathematical models to analyze the distribution of forces as a milk snake moves forward on a flat surface with little to push against.
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