verb

hustle

to hurry, to push, to work energetically, to swindle

We need to hustle to catch the train.

We need to hustle to catch the train.

He hustled his way through the crowd.

He hustled his way through the crowd.

She's always hustling to make more money.

She's always hustling to make more money.

((to)) hustle to hurry We have to hustle if we want to get there on time.

((sb./sth.)) ((somewhere)) to push (sb./sth.) (somewhere) He hustled the kids out of the room.

((to)) hustle ((for sth.)) to work hard (for sth.) She hustles for her family.

Synonyms: hurry, rush, push, work hard

From the Dutch word 'husselen', meaning 'to shake, to toss'.

Imagine someone 'shaking' things up to get things done quickly.

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