Definition
Definition of shover - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
counterfeit moneyDated person who distributes fake moneyDated
- The shover was caught with fake bills.
2.
pusherRare person who pushes others or thingsRare
- The shover pushed the door open with force.
Origin of shover
Unknown, possibly from shove (to push)
Examples of shover in a sentence
Authorities arrested the shover in a sting operation. The shover nudged the cart through the crowded aisle. In the game, the shover moved obstacles out of the way.
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- French:faussaire, pousseur, ...
- German:Blütenhändler, Drängler, ...
- Italian:falsario, spingitore, ...
- Spanish:pasador, empujador, ...
- Portuguese:passador, empurrador, ...
- Chinese:假币贩子, 推手, ...
- Japanese:偽札使い, 押す人, ...
- Arabic:مُوَزِّع نُقُود مُزَيَّفَة, دافِع, ...
- Hebrew:מְפִיץ שְׁטָרוֹת מְזוּיָפִים, דּוֹחֵף, ...
- Russian:фальшивомонетчик, толкатель, ...
- Ukrainian:фальшивомонетник, штовхач, ...
- Hindi:शोवर, पुशर, ...
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