tug /tug/

1. To pull forcibly
2. To haul
3. To tow
4. To drag

1. To pull forcibly
2. To strive
3. To toil

1. A forcible or jerking pull
2. A hard struggle
3. A rope or chain for pulling
4. A name for various parts of harness, such as a trace or a loop to receive a shaft
5. A tugboat
6. An aeroplane towing a glider

tuggˈer noun

A person who tugs

tuggˈing noun and adjective

tuggˈingly adverb

tugˈboat noun

A towing vessel

tug-of-loveˈ noun

A dispute over the guardianship of a child, eg between divorced parents, or natural and foster parents (also adjective)

tug-of-warˈ noun

1. A laborious contest
2. A contest in which opposing teams tug at a rope and strive to pull one another over a line

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