push present
n.— «Let us say that Annette Bening has lost all that baby weight—Warren must have given her a ThighMaster as a push present—and looked understated yet ravishing.» —“Tacky fun is what Oscar fashion is all about” by Karen Heller Austin American-Statesman (Texas) Mar. 31, 1992. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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