nudge
51nudge — verb 1》 prod gently with one s elbow to attract attention. ↘touch or push gently or gradually. 2》 give gentle encouragement to. noun a light touch or push. Derivatives nudger noun Origin C17: of unknown origin; cf. Norw. dialect nugga, nyggja …
52nudge — I. v. a. Push gently, jog, poke. II. n. Gentle push, jog, poke …
53nudge — v 1. elbow, poke, jog, jab, dig, prod; bump, push, jostle; touch, kick, prompt. n 2. elbow, elbow in the ribs, prod, poke, jab, dig; push, bump, jostle; kick, prompt …
54nudge — Keku, ho okeku, kekukeku, kuke, kukekuke; peu, ho opeu (upward) …
55nudge — n. a nag; a critical, irritating person …
56nudge — v. & n. v.tr. 1 prod gently with the elbow to attract attention. 2 push gently or gradually. 3 give a gentle reminder or encouragement to (a person). n. the act or an instance of nudging; a gentle push. Derivatives: nudger n. Etymology: 17th c.:… …
57(a) nudge and a wink — ˌnudge ˈnudge, ˌwink ˈwink | a ˌnudge and a ˈwink idiom used to suggest sth to do with sex without actually saying it • They ve been spending a lot of time together, nudge nudge, wink wink. Main entry: ↑nudgeidiom …
58Nudge-nudge, wink-wink — expression suggesting an innuendo, especially in relation to sexual activities (from a Monty Python sketch) …
59nudge-nudge, wink-wink — Australian Slang expression suggesting an innuendo, especially in relation to sexual activities (from a Monty Python sketch) …
60nudge, nudge, wink, wink — informal used as a way of saying indirectly that something involves sex …