pull-to
/ˈpʊltuː/noun
Irish English ( northern ), a kind of long-handled fork used for gathering floating seaweed.
Origin
Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From pull + to.
- rest one's case
- rest on one's laurels
- restorable
- restoral
- restoration
- Restoration comedy
- Restoration Day
- restoration ecology
- restorationism
- restorationist
- restorative
- restorative justice
- restoratively
- restoratory
- restore
- restorement
- restorer
- restoress
- rest (or God rest) his (or her) soul
- restoring force
- restoringly
- restow
- rest position
- Restrahl
- Restrahlen