stuwen

Definitions of stuwen
  1. verb
    cause to move forward with force
    synonyms: aandrijven, bewegen, voortbewegen
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    doortrappen, schieten, schoppen, trappen, treden
    drive or propel with the foot
    bomen, punteren
    propel with a pole
    inslaan, slaan, uithalen
    cause to move by striking
    bliksemen, bowlen, donderen, flikkeren, gooien, jenzen, kegelen, keilen, kieperen, knikkeren, kogelen, kukelen, kwakken, lazeren, mieteren, mikken, pitchen, plompen, werpen, zwiepen
    propel through the air
    lanceren
    propel with force
    lanceren
    propel through the air
    caramboleren
    make a cannon
    dichtklappen, dichtslaan, knallen, pleuren, smijten, sodemieteren, toesmijten
    throw violently
    kogelen
    propel or hit with force
    putten
    strike (a golf ball) lightly, with a putter
    dribbelen
    propel, "Carry the ball"
    kappen, slicen
    hit a ball and put a spin on it so that it travels in a different direction
    inkwakken
    throw forcefully
    bekogelen, toegooien, toewerpen
    cast, hurl, or throw repeatedly with some missile
    aanaarden
    throw soil toward (a crop row) from both sides
    overgooien
    propel in a high arc
    inkwakken
    throw carelessly
    lanceren
    launch with great force
    keilen, scheren
    cause to skip over a surface
    stoten
    throw or propel in a specific direction or towards a specific objective
    volleren
    hit before it touches the ground
    aanspelen, overgooien, passen, plaatsen
    throw (a ball) to another player
    type of:
    bewegen, verplaatsen, verroeren
    cause to move or shift into a new position or place, both in a concrete and in an abstract sense
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