crowd (someone or something) out of (something)

crowd (someone or something) out of (something)

To push someone or something out of a certain thing or area, or to force out by increased proximity. The cat crowded the dog out of his bed and curled up for a nap.

See also: crowd, of, out

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crowd someone or something out of something

 and crowd someone or something out

to push or force someone, something, or an animal out of something. Don't crowd your brother out of line! Don't crowd out my favorite plants with all your rosebushes!

See also: crowd, of, out

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