pulling power
/ˈpʊlɪŋ ˌpaʊə/noun
1The capacity of something to exert a physical pull; the extent of this capacity.
2The capacity to attract customers, supporters, etc.; allure, appeal, glamour, cachet.
3 British informal. The ability to attract a sexual partner.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal. From pulling + power.
- muscularised
- muscularis mucosa
- muscularis mucosae
- muscularity
- muscularize
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- muscular sensation
- muscular sense
- muscular sound
- muscular stomach
- muscular tumor
- muscular tumour
- musculated
- musculation
- musculature
- musculocutaneous
- musculofascial
- musculo-glandular
- musculoligamentous
- musculomembranous
- musculophrenic
- musculoskeletal
- musculo-spiral