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Meanings of budge in English

Portuguese
bater
Catalan
moure's

Move very slightly.

bater
Portuguese
don budge
Catalan
don budge
Spanish
don budge

United States tennis player who in 1938 was the first to win the Australian and French and English and United States singles championship in the same year (1915-2000)

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Usage of budge in English
1
This said, Bots' minister of home affairs Edwin Batshu refuses to budge.
The South African
2
In vain we pushed with the oars; the boat would not budge.
Driven Back to Eden
3
However, when probed about the exact figure, the company would not budge.
The South African
4
Nothing of the kind took place; the door did not budge,-nothinghappened.
The Beetle: A Mystery
5
He had planted himself in the doorway and was refusing to budge.
Daughters of Doom
6
We sort of acknowledge each other's points, but neither of us budge.
Wired
7
You ask it nicely, you threaten it, but it just won't budge.
Still alice
8
They should snap open real easy, but one of them wouldn't budge.
The last illusion
9
Stronach would not budge, but Harris still pushed forward with the plan.
Reuters
10
It was intractably pinned below the command dais, refusing to budge free.
Envoy
11
My father ranted and raged in the beginning, but I wouldn't budge.
The millionaire's rebellious mistress
12
I inhaled deeply and then exhaled just enough to budge the bar.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
13
You'd think he might budge when his own granddaughter was at stake.
The abduction
14
Then he tugged away at the beam but could not budge it.
Joe the Hotel Boy; Or, Winning out by Pluck
15
Because Taylor refused to budge an inch, they now stood quite close.
Just the Sexiest Man Alive
16
The bull roared at him, but did not budge from the spot.
A Hungarian Nabob
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Translations for budge
Spanish
don budge
Budge through the time
Budge across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common