Propel
31propel — pro·pel || prÉ™ pel v. push, thrust, drive; move forward …
32propel — lopper …
33propel — verb (propels, propelling, propelled) drive or push forwards. ↘drive into a particular situation. Origin ME: from L. propellere, from pro forward + pellere to drive …
34propel — v. a. Impel, drive forward, push forward, urge on …
35propel — verb propelled, propelling (T) to move, drive, or push something forward: old ships propelled by steam | a rocket propelled grenade see also: propulsion …
36propel — verb 1) a boat propelled by oars Syn: move, power, push, drive 2) he propelled the ball into the air Syn: throw, thrust, toss, fling, hurl, launch, pitch, project …
37propel — v 1. move, actuate, get going, set in motion, start, launch; drive, impel, urge, press, push, thrust, shove; spur, prod, goad, induce, compel, make, force, Inf. pressure or high pressure; constrain, oblige, necessitate, require, demand, leave no… …
38propel — pro·pel …
39propel — verb 1) a boat propelled by oars Syn: move, power, push, drive 2) the impact propelled him into the street Syn: throw, thrust, toss, fling, hurl, pitch, send …
40propel — [prəˈpel] verb [T] 1) to move something forward a car propelled by solar energy[/ex] 2) to quickly put someone into a particular situation The film s success propelled him to stardom.[/ex] …