To bum-rush | Verb & To Give the Bums Rush | Idiom

I woke up, opened my English Idioms book, and landed on this gem. Enjoy this random English lesson! To bum rush | Verb Suddenly force or barge one's way into. 1. The mob bum-rushed the store and stole thousands of dollars worth of products. 2. Instead of tactical, the police decided to bum-rush the apartment. 3. The security bum-rushed the stage because they thought there was a threat to the president. Give somebody the bum's rush | Idiom informal to make someone leave a place, especially a public place, quickly 1. They gave him the bum's rush, no one likes him. He is not welcome here. 2. If you don't leave willingly, we will have to give you the old bum's rush, you understand? 3. Ugh, I hate Charles, why did he come? Do you think you and your boys could you know... give him the bum's rush?