pushers

English - Turkish

Definition of pushers in English Turkish dictionary
pusher: çocuk arabası
pusher: bebek arabası
pusher: uyuşturucu satıcısı
pusher: {i} fırsatçı
pusher: {i} itici
pusher: {i} sürgü
pusher: itici/satıcı/fırsatçı
pusher: {i} itici lokomotif

English - English

Definition of pushers in English English dictionary: plural of pusher
pedal pushers: women's slacks that end at the calves (originally worn by cyclists)
pedal pushers: plural form of pedal pusher
pencil pushers: plural form of pencil pusher
pusher: A drug dealer
pusher: (Spor) (Tennis) A defensive player who just use the power of their opponents to keep the ball on play, maximum they can do is create angles
pedal pushers: slim-cut pants which end mid-calf (popular during the 1950s and 1960s)
pedal pushers: Calf-length slacks worn by women and girls
pusher: an unlicensed dealer in illegal drugs
pusher: an aircraft with the propeller behind the fuselage
pusher: Peddler of drugs, in general; may mean peddler of Hard Drugs, as opposedto Dealer
pusher: A baseline player who attempts to win points by keeping the rally alive until the opponent makes a mistake
pusher: a sandal attached to the foot by a thong over the toes
pusher: one who intrudes or pushes himself forward
pusher: A pusher is a person who sells illegal drugs. He was accused of acting as a carrier for drug pushers. = dealer. someone who sells illegal drugs
pusher: a small vehicle with four wheels in which a baby or child is pushed around
pusher: someone who pushes
pusher: A device, normally air powered, for diverting product 90 degrees from one conveyor line to another line, chute, etc
pusher: {i} drug dealer (Slang); counterpuncher, someone whose playing strategy is to play safe and keep the ball in play until their opponent makes enough mistakes to lose (Tennis)
pusher: That which pushes
pusher: (1) (B) overbidder
pusher: A stone setting tool with a polished flat face or indented face used to push bezels or prongs over stones
pusher: One who, or that which, pushes
pusher: A "pusher aeroplane" is one with the engine and propeller at the rear The opposite is a "tractor aeroplane" All the early machines were pushers, but by 1914 the tractor was dominant Press 'Back' to return
pusher: a sandal attached to the foot by a thong over the toes someone who pushes an unlicensed dealer in illegal drugs one who intrudes or pushes himself forward