elbower

That would have been a little hard to explain to the Chief, seeing as said elbower had been an eightyish old lady with blue hair.

Burning Water Lackey, Mercedes 1989

His ribs were sore where somebody had elbowed him, and his shoulder was aching because he'd pulled a muscle restraining the reaction that would have sent the elbower crashing into the wall.

Burning Water Lackey, Mercedes 1989

"I will be back with you in a few moments," he said to his friends, as he began to elbow his way through the crowd, which made way when they saw who the elbower was.

East Lynne, or, The Earl's Daughter 1864

"I will be back with you in a few moments," he said to his friends, as he began to elbow his way through the crowd, which made way when they saw who the elbower was.

East Lynne Henry Wood 1850

I suppose for all men there is a charm, a spell, beyond expression, in the sight of a delicate beautiful young woman, especially if she be dressed in those fine fabrics that look as if only a fairy loom could have woven them; and when a man loves the woman who bursts upon his vision, that spell must overwhelm him, especially if he be such a man as was I-- a product of life's roughest factories, hard and harsh, an elbower and a trampler, a hustler and a bluffer.

The Deluge David Graham Phillips 1889