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thrust against

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thrust someone or something against someone or something
to drive or shove someone or something against someone or something. The force of the crash thrust Liz against Tiffany. The crash thrust Liz against the car door.
See also: against, thrust


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She felt detached as Mellors' buttocks thrust against her, but her womb opened up to him and she felt a culmination as he emptied his seed.
Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson play military opposites who are thrust against each other when Cruise's lawyer has to investigate a punishment beating supposedly ordered by Nicholson's grizzly Marine colonel.
Mum-of-five Catriona Hutchison, 46, told an employment tribunal in Glasgow that one man thrust against her, making grunting noises.
 
 
 
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