WebSynonym Discussion of Bulldoze. to coerce or restrain by threats : bully; to move, clear, gouge out, or level off by pushing with or as if with a bulldozer… See the full definition

Webbull·doze 1. To move, dig out, or demolish with a bulldozer: bulldozed the ground at the construction site; bulldozed a road... 2. To coerce, intimidate, or bully: "Noah gives way, wounded and resigned; she can always bulldoze him, and always... 3. To do away with; terminate: "A massive bipartisan ...

WebBulldoze definition, to clear, level, or reshape the contours of (land) by or as if by using a bulldozer: to bulldoze a building site. See more.

Webbulldoze definition: 1. to destroy buildings and make an area flat with a bulldozer: 2. to force someone to do…. Learn more.

WebSynonyms for BULLDOZE: bore, bull, crash, elbow, jam, jostle, muscle, press

Webbulldoze / ˈ bʊlˌdoʊz/ verb. bulldozes; bulldozed; bulldozing. Britannica Dictionary definition of BULLDOZE. [+ object] 1. a : to use a bulldozer to move, destroy, or knock down (something) The crew is bulldozing the trees/forest/field. Their houses were bulldozed (flat) to make room for a new school. b : to create (something, such as a ...

Webbulldoze meaning: 1. to destroy buildings and make an area flat with a bulldozer: 2. to force someone to do…. Learn more.

Webv.tr. 1. To move, dig out, or demolish with a bulldozer: bulldozed the ground at the construction site; bulldozed a road through the woods; bulldozed the old building. 2. To coerce, intimidate, or bully: "Noah gives way, wounded and resigned; she can always bulldoze him, and always could" (Perri Klass). 3.

Webbulldoze through (something) To aggressively force one's way through some task or thing, especially clumsily and/or carelessly. Don't just bulldoze through this assignment—research the data carefully. I bulldozed through the obstacle course and ended up skinning both my knees. See also: bulldoze, through.

Webv. bull·dozed, bull·doz·ing, bull·dozes. v.tr. 1. To move, dig out, or demolish with a bulldozer: bulldozed the ground at the construction site; bulldozed a road through the woods; bulldozed the old building. 2. To coerce, intimidate, or bully: "Noah gives way, wounded and resigned; she can always bulldoze him, and always could" (Perri ...