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Definition of pull
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pull is as below...
Pull (v. t.) To
strike
the ball in a
particular
manner.
See Pull, n., 8..
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Revulse
::
Revulse
(v. t.) To pull back with
force.
Stress
::
Stress
(n.) The
force,
or
combination
of
forces,
which
produces
a
strain;
force
exerted
in any
direction
or
manner
between
contiguous
bodies,
or parts of
bodies,
and
taking
specific
names
according
to its
direction,
or mode of
action,
as
thrust
or
pressure,
pull or
tension,
shear or
tangential
stress..
Divulsive
::
Divulsive
(a.)
Tending
to pull
asunder,
tear, or rend;
distracting..
Draw
::
Draw (v. i.) To pull; to exert
strength
in
drawing
anything;
to have force to move
anything
by
pulling;
as, a horse draws well; the sails of a ship draw
well..
Crown
::
Crown (n.) To cause to round
upward;
to make
anything
higher
at the
middle
than at the
edges,
as the face of a
machine
pulley..
Dovetail
::
Dovetail
(n.) A
flaring
tenon,
or
tongue
(shaped
like a
bird's
tail
spread),
and a
mortise,
or
socket,
into which it fits
tightly,
making
an
interlocking
joint
between
two
pieces
which
resists
pulling
a part in all
directions
except
one..
Extract
::
Extract
(v. t.) To draw out or
forth;
to pull out; to
remove
forcibly
from a fixed
position,
as by
traction
or
suction,
etc.; as, to
extract
a tooth from its
socket,
a stump from the
earth,
a
splinter
from the
finger..
Drawing
::
Drawing
(n.) The act of
pulling,
or
attracting..
Underpuller
::
Underpuller
(n.) One who
underpulls.
Ravel
::
Ravel (v. t.) To pull
apart,
as the
threads
of a
texture,
and let them fall into a
tangled
mass;
hence,
to
entangle;
to make
intricate;
to
involve..
Dilapidation
::
Dilapidation
(n.) The
pulling
down of a
building,
or
suffering
it to fall or be in a state of
decay..
Revulsion
::
Revulsion
(n.) A
strong
pulling
or
drawing
back;
withdrawal.
Ampulla
::
Ampulla
(n.) A
narrow-necked
vessel
having
two
handles
and
bellying
out like a jug.
Tug
::
Tug (n.) A pull with the
utmost
effort,
as in the
athletic
contest
called
tug of war; a
supreme
effort..
Hale
::
Hale (v. t.) To pull; to drag; to haul.
Deraination
::
Deraination
(n.) The act of
pulling
up by the
roots;
eradication.
Pullus
::
Pullus
(n.) A
chick;
a young bird in the downy
stage.
Pulled
::
Pulled
(imp. & p. p.) of Pul.
Cone Pulley
::
Cone
pulley
() A
pulley
for
driving
machines,
etc.,
having
two or more parts or steps of
different
diameters;
a
pulley
having
a
conical
shape..
Pull
::
Pull (n.) The act of
drinking;
as, to take a pull at the beer, or the mug..
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