【ひじでっぽう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. elbowing (someone)
  2. rejection; rebuff
Forms
  • 【ひじでっぽう】【ひじてっぽう】
  • ひじでっぽう
  • ひじてっぽう
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. elbowing (someone)
    2. This meaning refers to the act of pushing or nudging someone with the elbow, often used in a physical or metaphorical sense to indicate asserting oneself or causing someone to move aside.
    He was blocking my way, so I elbowed him out of the way.
    In the crowd, I used my elbow to find my friend.
  2. rejection; rebuff
    3. This meaning indicates a situation where someone is dismissed or turned away, often in a confrontational or abrupt manner.
    She rebuffed his confession like a sharp elbow.
    He was met with a rebuff to his proposal like a swift elbow.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to get elbowedto get elbowed (alternate phrasing)to shove aside with an elbowto use elbowingto elbow (someone)to elbow in a crowdto be elbowed (passive form)ようgesture like elbowingto reject with elbowingelbowing is strong (figuratively, for rejection)
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