натолка́ть

verbperfective (partner ната́лкивать)rare

1.
to stuff, to cram, to shove in, to pack in
Он натолка́л свои́ вещи в чемода́н.
He stuffed his belongings into the suitcase.
Colloquial; implies filling a space with a lot of items pushed in carelessly.
2.
(rare) to stuff (with food), to give plenty of (advice), to deal out (blows)
Ему натолка́ли сове́тов, но он их не послу́шал.
They gave him a load of advice but he didn't listen to it.
Colloquial, often with the thing given in the genitive plural.

Examples

Он натолкал в чемодан кучу ненужных вещей.
He crammed a bunch of unnecessary things into the suitcase.
Не натолкай столько бумаги в карманы!
Don't cram so much paper into your pockets!
Она натолкала детям сладостей в сумку.
She stuffed the children's bag with sweets.

Imperative
ты	натолка́й
вы	натолка́йте

Active present	-
Active past	натолка́вший	having pushed (in), having crammed (in), having stuffed (in)
Passive present	-
Passive past	нато́лканный	stuffed, crammed, packed full, jammed
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	натолка́в натолкавши	while doing (past)

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