Reshove

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To push or thrust something forcefully once more, often to move it farther or to make room
2. Shoving a second time, applying force again to move a person or object that was already pushed
3. Driving again with a forceful push, typically to dislodge, reposition, or clear a path

Etymology: Re- plus shove: "reshove" is simply the prefix "re-" (again, back) attached to "shove," which itself arrived in English in the 1500s, probably from Old English "scūfan," meaning to push or thrust. So "reshove" means to shove again or push back. It is a straightforward formation, and the most useful fact is that the prefix has been productive in English for centuries, so "reshove" needed no special coinage to exist.

Synonyms: push again, shove again