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rub shoulders; be jostling; be crowded together

to rub shoulder and backs in a milling crowd

winston and his mother and father found themselves a place on the floor, and near them an old man and an old woman were sitting side by side on a bunk.

on the bridge are streams of people bustling about, and under the bridge are numerous boats competing to move forward.

lean to in order in sequence

erasure

scrape off scraping absterge wipe off wipe away rub out

upper part of a leg of pork

as was usually the case wherver hester stood, a small vacant area — a sort of magic circle — had formed itself about her, into which, though the people were elbowing one another at a little distance, none ventured or felt disposed to intrude.

a criminal might receive twelve strokes of the birch.

shine shoes

humeral

the rude boy got a slap in the face.

rubdown

shoulder to shoulder

wipe up

shoulder to shoulder

dry

shoulder joint

he hiked up a sack of grain on his shoulder.

wash the windows

he shouldered the door open.

rub-up

scart

help to shoulder heavy thing; stand on another’s shoulders stand on another’s shoulders

he fell and dislocated his shoulder.

give your shoes a polish.

shoulder slope

brush past glance off glance aside brush shave skim

chafe rub