shove
Related to shove: shove off, Shoven
shove
1. informal To place or store (something) somewhere, especially roughly, hurriedly, or haphazardly. You can just shove your bags over there for now. I'll carry them up to your room in a while. Please don't shove the groceries into the cupboards like that. You need to organize them at least a little bit.
2. slang To attempt to pass or circulate (counterfeit currency). He was arrested for shoving counterfeit bills all over town.
shove it
A rude invective expressing disdain, contempt, disgust, or anger to someone. I've taken enough of the boss's crap—tell him he can shove it, because I quit! Shove it, Bill! You don't know what's best for me!
See also: shove
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
ˈshove it
(informal, especially American English) used to say rudely that you will not accept or do something: ‘The boss wants that report now.’ ‘Yeah? Tell him he can shove it.’See also: shove
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
shove
tv. to pass counterfeit money. (Underworld.) She got sent up for three years for shoving funny-money.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- (it's) time to shove off
- (one) has got to be shoving off
- (one) has got to shove off
- (one) has to be shoving off
- (one) has to shove off
- get the shove
- give (one) the shove
- have to shove off
- if push comes to shove
- if/when push comes to shove
- push comes to shove, if
- push comes to shove, if/when
- push off
- ram down someone's throat
- shove
- shove (one) around
- shove (one's) way
- shove (something) down (one's) throat
- shove a cork in it
- shove a sock in it
- shove around
- shove down throat
- shove it
- shove off
- shove over
- shove way
- stick it
- tell (one) where to shove it
- when push comes to shove