Nudging [verb]
Definition of Nudging:
bump, elbow
Sentence/Example of Nudging:
You, I mean,' he added, nudging Barnaby roughly with his elbow.
At this there was some pushing and nudging and indulgent whispering.
"Morrisson, your honour," said a ragged ruffian, nudging me by the elbow.
Some in the group espied my approach, and there was a nudging of elbows.
"You don't believe me," said the old man, nudging him again.
“They are still firing over there,” said he, nudging the old herdsman so as to awake him.
Some, nudging one another in the sides, shook their heads at Foma in silence.
"You say what we're here for," whispered Meg, nudging Gipsy.
Ephraim was aroused from his thoughts by Cynthia nudging his arm.
"You stop, Joe," whispered Moll angrily, nudging her husband with her elbow.