" shove it "

 [ "shove it" ]

1: short slang for shove it up your ass.

  * e.g.,  ... Why don't you take your shit with you and shove it.  

 [ "shove it" ]

1: what the wife of john kerry said to a reporter.

  * e.g.,  ... Reporter: Tell me, Mrs. Kerry, how do you feel about your husband running for president? 

 [ "shove it" ]

2: YOU GO GIRL!

  * e.g.,  ... Mrs Kerry: Shove it. 

 [ "shove it" ]

1: A skate trick where the skater does an ollie and uses his/her feet to spin his/her board 180 degrees before landing on it. Also called "pop-shove-it."

  * e.g.,  ... You should be able to ollie over a deck before trying to pop shove-it. 

 [ "shove it" ]

1: What the wife of Sen John Kerry and the prospective First Bitch said to a journalist inquiring about her remarks using the term "anti-American."

  * e.g.,  ... Journalist: What did you mean by the term "un-American" ? 

 [ "shove" ]

1: Putting something into an empty space, like a hole.

  * e.g.,  ... Take your fucking bullshit back and shove it up your asshole 

 [ "Shovely" ]

1: To physically appear as if one has been hit in the face with a shovel

  * e.g.,  ... Q:what do you think of that girl? 

 [ "Shoving" ]

1: A term in baseball to describe a pitching who is dominating opposing batters.

  * e.g.,  ... Matt Harvey of the Mets is shoving right now. He has 8 strikeouts and no walks in three innings. 

 [ "Shove" ]

1: A motion in which one party makes contact with the other in a violent motion that repels the receiving party. Because of its aggressive demeanor, this motion is still classified under the sub-category of "hit". This motion could also be classified as a "push", "repelling-motion-thing", or a "slow-hit".

  * e.g.,  ... The girl "shoved" the boy after he joked about her curly bangs. 

 [ "shoveful" ]

1: Shoving a lot of food in your mouth at once. Not shovel, Shove-ful.

  * e.g.,  ... I got a good shoveful before I left the restaurant. 

 [ "shove in" ]

1: can somebody tell me what it means?

  * e.g.,  ... why should you shove in first?