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poke

noun as in push, thrust

verb as in interfere, snoop

Strongest matches

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verb as in move along slowly

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It has perhaps been a stick poked at City in previous seasons - that they don't have the bite or ruthlessness of six-time successive champions Chelsea.

From BBC

The chimp took a twig, bent and stripped it of its leaves, then he poked it into a termite's nest.

From BBC

He was sitting beside a mound of red earth, carefully pushing a blade of grass into a hole, then withdrawing it and poking it into his mouth.

Inevitably, there’s the question: To what end all this poking of thumbs in his fellow Democrats’ eyes?

She’s also one of the first to directly poke at Alex’s masculine identity.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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