elbowing

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UK

B2

v.t.Transitive VerbTo push another person with the side of your arm

Elbowing is a foul in basketball

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And many people preferred to see them alive, breathing, moving, elbowing each other in flesh and blood, in this Flemish embassy, in this episcopal court, under the Cardinal's robe, under Capanol's jerkin, then painted, decked out, talking in verse, and, so to speak, stuffed beneath the yellow-amid-white tunics in which Gringoire had so ridiculously clothed them.
And many people preferred to see them alive, breathing, moving, elbowing each other in flesh and blood, in this Flemish embassy, in this episcopal court, under the Cardinal's robe, under Capanol's jerkin, then painted, decked out, talking in verse, and, so to speak, stuffed beneath the yellow-amid-white tunics in which Gringoire had so ridiculously clothed them.
And many people preferred to see them alive, breathing, moving, elbowing each
And many people preferred to see them alive, breathing, moving, elbowing each

US

・

UK

B2

v.t.Transitive VerbTo push another person with the side of your arm

Elbowing is a foul in basketball

And many people preferred to see them alive, breathing, moving, elbowing each other in flesh and blood, in this Flemish embassy, in this episcopal court, under the Cardinal's robe, under Capanol's jerkin, then painted, decked out, talking in verse, and, so to speak, stuffed beneath the yellow-amid-white tunics in which Gringoire had so ridiculously clothed them.
And many people preferred to see them alive, breathing, moving, elbowing each other in flesh and blood, in this Flemish embassy, in this episcopal court, under the Cardinal's robe, under Capanol's jerkin, then painted, decked out, talking in verse, and, so to speak, stuffed beneath the yellow-amid-white tunics in which Gringoire had so ridiculously clothed them.
And many people preferred to see them alive, breathing, moving, elbowing each
And many people preferred to see them alive, breathing, moving, elbowing each