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A push with attitude, delivered when patience has officially left the building.
means To push someone or something forcefully and abruptly, usually with rudeness or impatience.
from From Old English scufan, to push or thrust away, sibling to German schieben and a cousin of scuffle.
Twin wordShovel literally means the tool that shoves dirt.
Polite cousinPush is gentle; shove brings the contempt.
IdiomShove off tells someone to leave forcefully.