Push

[Sarah]

Moving drugs from one location to another.

[Jason Yan]

Push refers to a system in which data is pushed to a users device rather than pulled by the user. In other words, the data transfer is initiated by the server rather than the client.
Push technology, which is also called server push, can be used to send news data, stock updates, and other information from the Internet to a users computer. It is also used to send text messages via SMS to peoples cell phones. Push e-mail allows users to receive e-mail messages without having to check their e-mail manually. This means new messages appear on the clients device as soon as they are received by the server. However, in order to receive pushed messages, both the mail server and the users e-mail client must support push technology.
While most information is still pulled from the Internet, more kinds of data can now be pushed to users systems. With push technology, people no longer need to constantly check news sites, e-mail, or other data sources to see if they have been updated. The result is a more efficient means of receiving information. If only we could go back in time and tell the playground bully, Dont push me, push your e-mail. That would show him.

[Dave Paprocki]

To [sell] [something].
Usually [drugs].

[Sarah]

To bet all of your remaining [chips] or money on a single hand of [poker].

To go [all in].

[Sarah]

[Slang] for [drive].

[Mark Zuckerberg]

a girl youre trying to get, a honey youre trying to bag, a [shorty] you want to [knock], a girl you really like and want to [pursue].

[Dianne]

(v.) To [void] [feces] from the [bowels].

[Vania]

Exert force on (someone or something) in order to move them away from oneself.

[Monty]

A general term referring to technologies which allow a central system (such as the network) to push (send) information spontaneously and quickly to a user without any action on the part of the user or the mobile device.
A very common push technology is email. Push emails are directly pushed to the mobile device as soon as the email server receives them and it is not necessary for either the user or the device to manually or automatically check for new emails at regular intervals.

[Jessica]

Push in Table Tennis. A stroke used to control and place the ball on the table.