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Pushing out a type of press (i.e. news/research) which is often misleading/click-bait.
Making it more important than it really is.
Same as 'making press'
A:The new just reported new study says pandas are aggressive and sex-crazed.
B: Jeez, can people stop pressing.
Putting pressure on someone identified as an "innocent" bystander by the person doing the pressing, often without good cause, reason, or a point to doing it.
If someone wasn't having the police press people, why would they know what time the police usually back off at? It's not something most people would learn from experience, as jobs keep most people from having the luxury of staying up until dawn on a regular basis to learn it that way.
Putting pressure on someone identified as an "innocent" bystander by the person doing the pressing.
Unless someone was having the police press people, why would they know what time the police back off at? Jobs prevent most people from having the luxury of staying up until dawn on a regular basis, and learning it from experience.
If someone wasn't having the police press people they identified as "innocent" bystanders, why would anybody know what time the police usually back off at? It's not the kind of thing most people learn from experience, as jobs make it hard for most people to have the luxury of staying up until dawn on a regular basis.
Put pressure on someone, often without a good cause or reason.
Ecstasy/MDMA in a concentrated, pressed pill.
We had some fire presses last night; blue grenades I think they were called?
to confront some or question them about anything
John: I heard that was the kid talking smack
Jimmy: alright ima press him and see whats up with him
People use this term to say your mad or you tell someone else they're mad.
This man is pressed that I stole his girl ong.