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* [[Pusher (railway station attendant)]] or oshiya, Japanese subway "pushers" |
* [[Pusher (railway station attendant)]] or oshiya, Japanese subway "pushers" |
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* A [[bank engine]], a steam locomotive that temporarily assists a train that requires more power or traction to climb an incline |
* A [[bank engine]], a steam locomotive that temporarily assists a train that requires more power or traction to climb an incline |
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* A layer in |
* A layer in an [[nuclear weapon design|implosion nuclear weapon]] |
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* A type of [[Medal game#Pusher_Game_Type|medal game]] |
* A type of [[Medal game#Pusher_Game_Type|medal game]] |
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* Also may refer to a person within a [[moshpit]] |
* Also may refer to a person within a [[moshpit]] |
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Pusher may refer to:
- A dealer in the illegal drug trade
- A traditionally fuelled pusher trailer used to extend an electric vehicle's range.
Films
- Pusher (1996 film), a 1996 Danish film by Nicolas Winding Refn
- Pusher II, a 2004 film sequel
- Pusher III, a 2005 film sequel
- Pusher (2012 film), a 2012 film directed by Luis Prieto
Other uses
- In the oil industry, a Tool pusher (or just Pusher) is the manager of an oil rig.
- Pusher configuration, an aircraft configuration
- "Pusher" (The X-Files), an episode of the X-Files
- Pusher (tennis), a playing strategy used in the sport of tennis
- "The Pusher", a rock song by Hoyt Axton
- Pusher (railway station attendant) or oshiya, Japanese subway "pushers"
- A bank engine, a steam locomotive that temporarily assists a train that requires more power or traction to climb an incline
- A layer in an implosion nuclear weapon
- A type of medal game
- Also may refer to a person within a moshpit
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