This rare Hiphil verb describes the action of forcibly removing or pushing something aside. It appears only once, when someone thrust the murdered Amasa's body off the highway after Joab had killed him. The parallel clause uses a more common verb for carrying or turning aside, suggesting this term emphasizes the forceful, perhaps undignified nature of removing the corpse from public view. Arabic and Syriac cognates carry similar meanings of repelling or expelling.