| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Push along | 4 letters | urge |
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| Push along | 5 letters | shove |
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| Push along | 5 letters | impel |
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- Encourage
- Force
- Motivate
- Drive-......
- Urge
- Drive on
- Drive forward
- Egg on
- Urge forward
- Incite
- Force along
- Press on
- Push forward
- Drive crooked mile around Peterhead
- Press broadcast lie about politician
- Drive mischief-maker over English lake
- One's exercise at 50? Get going!
- Force into action
- provoke action
- Drive politician into concocting lie
- Rascal gets the Spanish to drive
- Spur
- Rogue on the Spanish force
- Urge (on)
- Spirit initially expresses life force
- Urge forward - push
- Urge to broadcast lie about politician
- Incite to action
- force forward
- Drive mile out to secure parking
- Instigate a politician to lie about it
- Get going
- Press
- Troublemaker the Spanish urge forward
- some claim pelicans use force
- rascal joins the spanish drive
- Spur on
- Urge to action
- Push into action
- urge to act
- Urge onward
- Exert moral pressure
- Actuate
- Constrain
- Topless plunge for exercise
- Mischief-maker joins the Spanish force
- cause to move forward
- Push along
- Propel into action
- Drive mile senselessly without parking
- Pressure
- drive in the interim pell-mell
- Drive (along)
- Push to action
- Force pear initially into lime mixture
- Drive to action
- Drive, force or urge
- pressure (to)
- Push or force
- Make proceed
- Drive mile crazily without parking
- Forcefully motivate
- Drive to park in roughly a mile
- To drive forward
- Force politician into clumsy lie
- Force into motion
- Cause to move
- Drive onward
- Drive or urge forward
- drive one politician to the spanish
- drive in, some claim, pell-mell
- Galvanize
- Apply pressure to
- Drive mischief-maker to English lake
- Force, urge
- I'm training learner to drive
- drive the member of parliament to lie
- drive a politician into a stupid lie?
- One member with the Spanish force
- cause to act
- Push on
- urge or propel
- force to move forward
- force an action
- content to disclaim pelvic thrust
- Inspire
- One army cop with the Mexican force
- Send
- Strike
- Provoke
- "...... move"
- Coerce
- Thrust
- Smite
- Despatch
- Educe
- Animate
- Control
- embolden
- Hurl
- Restrain
- Urge simple fool to give up first
- Urge into action
- drive, having one medium exercise left
- Push forward; force
- To drive
- force is mile at sea outside portugal
- Excite to action
- Spur into action
- Drive little devil to join the Spanish
- drive a politician into a shocking lie
- To make someone do something
- Goad politician caught in stupid lie
- force rascal to join the spanish
- Urge forward; PM lie (anag.)
- force or urge someone to do something
- Drive, force
- Thrust forward
- force to lie terribly about an mp
- Mischief-maker with the Spanish press
- God with a hammer
- limp elegantly, but with some force
- drive the air from imperial setting
- Troublemaker with the Spanish force
- oblige politician to probe devious lie
- 'Drive' that makes one MP a key figure
- drive anxious mile to secure parking
- Force politician into middle of field
- push to act
- incite, compel but not a portmanteau
- force or urge to do something
- Urge forcefully
- no air, in this imperial force
- Push
- Treat rudely, in a way
- None-too-subtle encourage
- Be rude in line
- Rudely push
- Rush-hour subway action
- Action on a crowded subwa
- Leave, with "off"
- Push roughly
- Push rudely
- Give a rude nudge to
- rudely try to move past
- Jostle
- Thrust
- straight-arm
- Roughly push
- Jostle, nudge
- Push, thrust
- Rude push
- play rough
- Strong push
- Push comes to this
- Action on a crowded subway
- None-too-subtle encouragement
- Elbow, maybe
- Push may come to it
- More than elbow
- Subway rider's move
- Push may come to this
- ...... off (leave)
- "When push comes to ......"
- What push comes to
- Rough prodding
- What push may come to
- What push sometimes comes to
- Tharp's "Push Comes to ......"
- Elbow
- Go away, with "off"
- Rush-hour discourtesy
- force forward
- Rough push
- Elbow, barge
- Less-than-subtle basketball foul
- Violent push
- More than nudge
- Hard push
- Push vigorously
- Barge pump possibly captivates Victor
- Push over incompletely?
- Push, thrust aside
- Go all in, in poker lingo
- commit a queue no-no
- Strongly push against wearing shoe
- Thrust, jostle
- Forceful push
- Press
- More than jostle
- Push aggressively
- Knock (over)
- roughly push brush over clothes
- Push to partly banish overtime
- Actuate
- Advance
- Assault
- Bear
- bear upon
- Bearing
- Black-market
- Black-marketeer
- Boost
- bootleg
- Bowl
- Buck
- Bull
- Bulldoze
- Bump
- bump against
- .... bunt
- Butt
- butt against
- Cram
- Crowd
- Dig
- Drive-......
- Driving force
- Fence
- Force
- Forward
- Goad
- Head
- Hurtle
- Hustle
- Impel
- impulsion
- Jab
- Jam
- Jog
- joggle
- Jolt
- Mobilize
- Moonshine
- Motivate
- motive power
- "...... move"
- Nudge
- Pedal
- Peddle
- pile drive
- Poke
- ...... pole
- Pressure
- Prod
- propel
- propelling
- propelment
- propulsion
- pulsion
- Punch
- Pushing
- Ram
- ram down
- Rattle
- ...... roll
- ...... row
- Run
- Run against
- Set in motion
- Shake
- Shoulder
- Shoving
- Shunt
- Stress
- Sweep
- sweep along
- tamp
- Treadle
- Troll
- Trundle
- push borne by pushover
- Push the bottom off a big spade
- Push, jostle
- Push along
- It may be irresistible
- Push
- Press
- Longing
- Itch
- Craving
- Exhort
- Yen
- Encourage
- Hankering
- More than suggest
- Impulse
- Prod
- Egg ......
- Desire
- Drive-......
- Importune
- Yearning
- Advocate
- Implore
- Egg on
- Impel
- Goad
- Give a nudge, so to speak
- Twist the arm of
- Addict's bugbear
- The munchies, for one
- Feel the ......
- Spur
- Motivation
- What an addict fights
- Press on
- Basic desire
- Push for
- Press upon
- Persuade
- Instinctive desire
- Give a little push
- Plead for
- Inner drive
- Recommend
- Natural impulse
- Press (for)
- Strong impulse
- Yorkshire banker entertains good egg
- Wish to drive out without parking
- Desire that's in our genes
- Press crumpled rug with energy
- Compulsion
- Recommend strongly
- Strong impulse revealed by our gentry
- River swallows up golf drive
- Encourage; impulse
- Incite
- Strong desire
- do some gentle arm-twisting
- Spur on
- More than just ask
- Give a nudge to
- strong craving
- Drive Golf into Yorkshire river
- Try to persuade
- River receiving good press
- Press some courgettes
- Egg on some hamburgers
- Advocate for
- Force along
- Longing to head off expulsion
- Suggest strongly
- Strong desire or impulse
- The chauffeur generally has to drive
- Egg on hamburger? Not entirely!
- Appeal to advocate
- Advise strongly
- Surgeon's desire
- Some surgeons hate the press
- Coax
- Hard-to-resist feeling
- Strongly recommend
- Sudden impulse
- Burning desire?
- Longing to be part of the bourgeoisie
- product of the id
- Overwhelming desire
- Encourage (to do something)
- press operator to give up son
- instigate
- exhort — impulse
- Strongly encourage
- Press favour German essentially
- Head going off to purge press
- Do lobbying
- do some pressing
- Prompt
- Egg on some burgers
- verb used in many emails to senators
- it may be uncontrollable
- it might be hard to resist
- primal feeling
- Advise someone strongly
- Advocate something earnestly
- Needs no introduction to Free Press
- Light a fire under
- Root on
- Beg
- desire purification - but not at first
- Push prow of gondola into river
- Lobby for
- Try to get someone to do what you want
- sugar craving, say
- one is often hard to resist
- hard-to-ignore impulse
- Entreat
- try to convince
- hard-to-resist impulse
- Motivate
- push (to do)
- Goad on
- Stimulate to action
- inner feeling
- Intense desire
- Wanderlust, eg
- Advise
- Strong desire or craving
- Compel
- Keen desire
- Drive on
- Ask earnestly
- Strongly advise
- Encourage strongly
- Freudian concern
- Drive onward
- Inner impulse
- Persuade strongly
- Pressing impulse
- Basic impulse