Sentence examples for thrutch from inspiring English sources

Sentence The word 'thrutch' is not considered correct in standard written English
It is a colloquial and informal term used to describe pushing and shoving through a crowd, such as in a busy marketplace. For example, you might say, "I had to thrutch through the market to get to the vendor I wanted."

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thrutch

verb

To push; press.

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I tried a dialect dictionary from Lancashire, Lawro's birthplace, but between thrutch (a kind of combination thrust and push, as you might perform when trying to squeeze on to a Tube train in rush hour, of limited use I should say in a region untouched by the underground railway) and traunce (a tedious journey), no enlightenment.

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