Push karma

A person who retaliates with vengeance for any real or perceived slight or wrong doing. When someone is wronged they push karma by responding with another punishable offense. These actions are performed with the intention of exacting karmic retribution but only succeed in creating more karma for oneself. An example would be to “clap back” to someone on the internet for insulting you. Responding may be necessary in some cases, but you would be pushing karma to respond in an equally insulting manner.

I would have slapped her but I’m not here to push karma.

by Chene1011 June 10, 2021

push muffin

Male Foupa

Don't damage your throat, let me do that for you babe-to wife

Friend-You've got to be able to reach her throat first buddy!

Me- hey man I'm getting there, I just got to lose a little bit more "push muffin" first.

by OGE74 August 17, 2024

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

Push Back

When your sleep schedule is thrown off, you have to pull an all-nighter, stay awake all day, and then go to sleep at a normal time that night.

I have to do a push back tonight, since school starts in a couple of days.

by GhostofMcDonalds November 28, 2024

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this is possibly the worst thing ever

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by Pottbellyocassional June 25, 2025

don't push the horses

During their rematch on July 19, 2025, Usyk told Dubois' team, "Don’t push the horses."

He directly translated it from Ukrainian, which is incorrect and makes almost no sense, but it's an euphemism for "Calm down," or "Don’t rush things."
He meant they were getting too confident or trying to act like they'd already won - and he was telling them to chill.

The English version of "Don't push the horses" would be something like "Hold your horses".

Usyk: Let's go, don't push the horses.
Charles: Pardon me?
Usyk: Don't push the horses.

by notdash July 20, 2025