挨
← →
shove
On-Yomi: アイ — Kun-Yomi: ひら.く
Koohii stories:
1) [astridtops] 11-5-2007(53): In the busy pub, one of the dart players shoved his dart into my elbow by accident when it nearly slipped out of his fingers.
2) [nest0r] 3-1-2009(26): Your fingers slip when someone's elbow shoves you, causing you to drop the dart you were about to throw. But as you can see, their elbow is very small, so you decide they're too weak to shove back.
3) [billyclyde] 12-9-2008(22): You're scared to do your introduction ( 挨拶 ）, so a giant FINGER appears to shove you in front of the class. You land on your ELBOW, and the class shoots DARTS at you for falling.
4) [peacemik] 16-6-2010(15): (+astridtops) In the crowded bar, someone shoves an elbow into you just as you are about to throw your dart. The dart slips from your fingers. You are just about to curse at the person when you realize that she is your Japanese teacher. You bow and greet [ 挨拶 (あいさつ): greeting, salutation] her instead. 挨拶回り (あいさつまわり): New Year courtesy calls 挨拶状 (あいさつじょう): greeting card.
5) [Kaame] 13-9-2012(7): I shoved him with my fingers. Then he shoved me with his elbow. Then I threw darts at him. Then he killed me :-(.