jostle

He also knows Likud politics is more about internal jostling for power than anything else.

Reaching Piccadilly, Gray stood for a time on the corner, indifferent to the jostling of passers-by.

The school children were jostling against each other on the planks, on the opposite side of the street, laughing and shouting.

As in a dream, she saw that her room was full of snakes, all jostling and squabbling over the bowls of milk until it was finished.

A woman's place is at home, in a handsome drawing-room, with every comfort about her—not jostling about in the crowd with men.

Ruth heeded neither the jostling of office-boys, porters, or draymen, as she held out her eager hand for the letter.