Pushing the beaver

Pushing the boundaries, pushing the envelope, challenging the norm. Used among English speakers in Berlin, Germany.

Artists like Damien Hirst are really pushing the beaver on what's considered art today.

by HP_Berliner April 1, 2021

Vaccine push

Someone that stops just short of forcing people to take a vaccine by instead trying to suggest or encourage (push) them to do what they want them to do indirectly.

She started a desperate vaccine push, since she felt that not enough people were doing what she wanted them to do, instead of what they wanted to do (and not what they were told they wanted to do) .

by Solid Mantis May 17, 2021

Push up guy

A guy who does push ups in the middle of class, is also stupid and eats shirts for living

Oh there’s dumbass push up guy doing push up’s in the middle of class

by Tablecow7777777 May 25, 2021

double trouble push-and-pull

Using the sucking property of Luigi’s Poltergust and the blowing property of Gooigi’s poltergust at the same time. Same with the vice versa. Used to avoid money while moving sand.
Coined: Can You Beat Luigi's Mansion 3 Without Collecting Any Money? - DPadGamer

The double trouble push-and-pull is able to blow away sand and money simultaneously.

by MaybeARealWord April 25, 2021

Wench push-ups

Pirate push-ups, but made easier by allowing the person to use their knees.

Bro 1: Bro, quit doing wench push-ups!

Bro 2: But bro, pirate push-ups are too hard!

by Teff1313 April 25, 2021

push someone's broom

To do someone's chores or other tedious work on their behalf, often in the context of a lazy person or someone using weaponized incompetence to avoid the work.

A dialogue in which the term "push someone's broom" is used:
George: "What happened between you and Rosanna down in Texarkana?"
Sanger: "We're exes now; wanted me to push her broom."

by meluvcheese August 21, 2024

push the issue

To act or approach with confidence for something you want.

She so bad I had to push the issue.

by Kavarli November 25, 2024