transitive. To draw, pull, drag, tug.

transitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase: to pull (something) in a specified direction.

transitive. To draw, pull; = tee, v.1 1; to stretch.

transitive. To draw by force; to pull, drag.

intransitive and transitive. To draw, pull, tug. Obsolete.

transitive. To draw (a person or thing) in a specified direction or into a specified position or state, as by the exertion of a dragging or tugging…

To move by pulling forcibly; to pull with great exertion or difficulty; to drag, haul. Also figurative.

transitive. Now Scottish. To draw (something) towards oneself or itself, esp. with force or difficulty; to pull up, in, etc. In later use esp.: to…

To draw (physically).

transitive. To pull, drag, draw (physically). ? Obsolete.

transitive. To pull with a sudden or forcible effort; to drag; to tug. Also: to take possession of by sudden action; to snatch; (sometimes) to…

transitive. To draw or pull (a thing) back.

transferred and figurative. To catch hold of and draw as with a hook; to drag.

transitive. To haul, tow (a ship, net, etc.); to drag, pull, tug; = tow, v.1

transitive. To force to move or go; to convey forcibly or laboriously; to pull on, up, over, etc.; to ‘drag out’; to increase (a price, etc.). Also…