jostle
jo
ˈʤɑ
jaa
stle
səl
sēl
British pronunciation
/d‍ʒˈɒsə‍l/

Definition & Meaning of "jostle"in English

to jostle
01

push or shove to make one's way through a crowd

Intransitive
example
Examples
He had to jostle through the packed station.
The fans jostled to get closer to the stage.
02

bump into or collide roughly while moving

Transitive: to jostle sb/sth
Intransitive
example
Examples
He accidentally jostled her in the hallway.
The runners jostled each other at the start line.
Jostle
01

a push or shove, especially when forcing a way through a crowd

example
Examples
A sudden jostle made her drop her bag.
He gave me a jostle as he passed.
02

a crowded situation with people pushing against each other

example
Examples
The jostle at the entrance made it hard to get inside.
There was a jostle of people trying to see the star.
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