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jostle

[jos-uhl] / ˈdʒɒs əl /


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Frightened people jostled their way on, leaving tearful goodbyes on the platform with those staying to fight.

From BBC

But Milan was still badly placed and had lost his lead-out men as the sprinters jostled for position going into the final 500 metres.

From Barron's

They jostled and shoved, spun, crowded, and exploded.

From Literature

Canada will grab and jostle the U.S., get physical and hope to throw off their mojo.

From The Wall Street Journal

The various Western powers jostled for pole position in Paris, and US vice president JD Vance delivered a blistering speech in which he said America's place at the top of the pack was non-negotiable.

From BBC