transitive. With adverbs, esp. away, off.

transitive. With up. To rip or tear (something) out of the ground or from a settled place in order to remove or destroy it; to uproot violently…

transitive. To pull, pluck, snatch.

transitive. To tear out of, from, or off. Also with up. Also reflexive. Obsolete (British regional in later use).

transitive. With down (also †adown). To pull, drag, or tear down; to destroy. Now rare.

transitive. To tear, snatch, pluck; to pull off. Usually with adverb.

transitive. To pull off.

transitive. With adverb or adverbial phrase: to tear, pull, or tug (a person or thing). Also figurative… To tear, wrench, or pull away from.

transitive. To drag, pull, or pluck down, off, out, etc.; to tear away.

To pull sharply. transitive. To pull off (a person's helmet) violently. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To pull, pluck.