justles
/ˈdʒʌsəlz/
verb
- Third person singular of justle: pushes or bumps against someone roughly, especially in a crowd.
- The impatient shopper justles others to get to the front of the line.
- A strong wind justles the branches against the window.
- He always justles through the crowd without saying excuse me.
- Third person singular of justle: competes or struggles for a position or advantage.
- The startup justles with larger companies for market share.
- Each team justles for control of the ball.
- She justles for recognition in a competitive field.
noun
- Plural of justle: rough pushes or bumps, often in a crowd.
- He ignored the justles and kept walking.
- There were several justles as people tried to board the bus.
- The justles of the crowd made it hard to breathe.