What does push mean?

[oddsock]

Is there an some sort of generally accepted explaination of the term "push" in regards to online poker betting? Is it allin or reraise or both? I keep reading advice about "pushing" in certain situations and sometimes it seems to suggest "go all in" and sometimes just push the opponent to a decision with a raise.

I only ask because as someone who plays a lot of B+M games the term is not really used in that concept at the table.

Sorry, dumb question but save me the bother of wondering anymore....

[pokergrader]

It means to go all-in, whether it is a bet or raise.

I dont think I would consider calling an opponent's push a push, but if somebody else used the term like that I would understand it.

[oddsock]

Thanks pokergrader.

[stevebar14]

push is also jargon for dealer change every 30 min