Bulling

/ˈbʊlɪŋ/ verb

Present participle of 'bull': to push forcefully, to advance aggressively despite obstacles, or (of cattle) to engage in mating behavior.

From 'bull' as a verb, which comes from the noun. Using animal behavior as a verb allows us to describe human action metaphorically—'bulling through' means acting with bull-like determination.

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