IPA: /ˈpʊʃbɔːl/
KK: /pʊʃbɔl/
A game where two teams try to push a large ball, about 6 feet wide, into the other team's goal, or the ball used in this game.
The children played pushball at the park, trying to score by pushing the giant ball into the goal.
Pushball is formed from "push" (from Old English "pyssan", meaning to thrust or shove) and "ball" (from Old French "bal", meaning a spherical object). The word "pushball" refers to a game involving pushing a large ball.
Think of the action of 'thrusting' ('push') a 'spherical object' ('ball') — that's what pushball is all about.