Hound
Push
Push verb - To apply force to (someone or something) so that it moves in front of one.
How words are described
| original | original hound | original push |
| strong | strong hound | strong push |
| real | real hound | real push |
| playful | playful hound | playful push |
| Other adjectives: huge, little, tiny, political, final, next, literal. | ||
Common collocations
| characters | hound characters | push characters |
| opponent | hound opponent | push opponent |
| player | hound player | push player |
| friends | hound friends | push friends |
Both words in one sentence
- This also applies to Petyr Baelish; like the Hound, he realises that the entire socio-political system he lives in is essentially a lie but, unlike the Hound, uses this realisation simply to push for his own power.
Source: Jerkass Has a Point
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