1. to push, elbow, or bump against someone roughly, especially in a crowd
Usage: archaic spelling of ‘jostle’

Examples

• The crowd began to justle as they tried to get closer to the stage.
• People would justle each other in the narrow marketplace.
• He was justled by the rushing commuters.
• The passengers justled for position near the door.
• Children justled playfully in the schoolyard.