What is the meaning of first push?
Context: Prison rodeo conducted for prisoners. In middle of the game. Warden said to himself after hearing to Announcer words. Actually if prisoners won the game then Warden will get money.
Announcer: Hold on, folks. We got ourselves the first push in the history of the prison rodeo.
Warden: Push, my ass. There ain't gonna be any push.
Top answer
Hi In war, a "first push" is an army's first attempt to capture an enemy location: - The Allies had failed in their first push for Tunis. They would have to try again. (Battle for Tunisia, World War II) Dave
- Hi In war, a "first push" is an army's first attempt to capture an enemy location: - The Allies had failed in their first push for Tunis.
- They would have to try again.
- (Battle for Tunisia, World War II) Dave
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In war, a "first push" is an army's first attempt to capture an enemy location:
- The Allies had failed in their first push for Tunis. They would have to try again.
(Battle for Tunisia, World War II)
Dave
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