Push On

To move on or move forward.

We could not wait for him so we had to push on.

Push On by K-Tonic February 10, 2009

Push On

To tell your significant other that you are over him/her and that they need to continue with their life.

I had to tell him to push on...

Push On by jcarey72 December 15, 2006

push on

Telling your significant other that he/she needs to get on with their life, WITHOUT you...

I think it's best that you push on...

push on by jcarey72 December 14, 2006

push up on 

To have sex with another person.

Jake: damn that girl is hot, I" push up on her.

push up on by MsLuLupuppy August 29, 2016

on the push

The antonym of on the pull, often carried out on someone else's behalf.

Going out with the aim of preventing someone else from pulling.

Person 1: Why did you just tell that girl that Adam is gay?
Person 2: Oh well my best friend fancies him so sent me out on the push tonight

on the push by timberr December 31, 2014

based on the novel Push by Sapphire 

When something is so enormous a single word or two cannot describe it, it must be named and then followed by a long, irritating subtitle that must be repeated every time the original object is mentioned.

I just took a shit so big it was based on the novel Push by Sapphire.

based on the novel Push by Sapphire by psdpro August 28, 2010

<.7.9.7.6.>eave tabut satisfying. Push yourself to get on top of your workload early in the day, then relax later on while your rivals are still struggling. 

<.7.9.7.6.>eave tabut satisfying. Push yourself to get on top of your workload early in the day, then relax later on while your rivals are still struggling.

<.7.9.7.6.>eave tabut satisfying. Push yourself to get on top of your workload early in the day, then relax later on while your rivals are still struggling.

<.7.9.7.6.>eave tabut satisfying. Push yourself to get on top of your workload early in the day, then relax later on while your rivals are still struggling. by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 11, 2025