shunt
shunt
verb
To move something, especially a railway carriage, by pushing it aside.
"The engine shunted the wagons onto the siding."
noun
A minor collision between vehicles, often at low speed.
"There was a small shunt in the car park."
verb
To divert fluid or an electrical current around an area.
"Surgeons shunted blood away from the heart."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: electrical shunt, bypass