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Antonyms:
beat back,
drive,
force,
force back,
push,
push back,
repel,
repulse
Often used in the same context:
yank,
put,
push,
rip,
snatch,
hang,
turn,
pluck,
unhitch,
grab,
roll,
pry,
wipe,
puling,
knock,
bring,
scrape,
slip,
move,
peel,
cut,
steer,
claw,
wrest,
shove,
carry,
carve,
squeeze,
stagger,
come,
lift,
dig,
clamber,
manhandle,
withdraw,
nudge,
get,
unload,
coax,
unstrap,
sneak,
remove,
scoot,
suck,
extricate,
hold,
dig deep,
take,
straighten,
pare,
drop,
whittle,
wring,
lop,
wrestle,
drag,
climb,
overpower,
wean,
unfasten,
send,
siphon,
dislodge,
untie,
sell,
propel,
lay,
weave,
overtake,
rattle,
stumble,
squeak,
hoist,
upend,
unhook,
eject,
fend,
eke,
topple,
throw,
wriggle,
leave,
stun,
shake,
reeled,
keep,
crank,
scuttle,
break,
buckle,
outscore,
eek,
outlast,
plow,
tugging,
crawl,
bounce,
sink,
whup,
unroll,
unstick,
wrap,
thrust,
tug,
swing,
acceleration,
draw,
current,
inclination,
pushes,
fall,
gust,
kick,
rise,
bend,
impulsion,
grasp,
touch,
bent,
amputated,
broke,
flexed,
knobby,
outstretched,
pinched,
bitten,
flip,
leash,
limp
More specific:
abduct,
adduct,
arrest,
attract,
bellpull,
cart,
catch,
cut in,
draft,
drag,
draught,
draw,
drawing,
draw in,
entrain,
get,
haul,
haulage,
hike up,
hitch up,
jerk,
make,
pick,
pick at,
pick off,
pluck,
pluck at,
plunk,
pull at,
pull back,
pull in,
pull off,
recommit,
retract,
sprain,
stretch,
toke,
trail,
tug,
tweak,
twist,
twitch,
unsheathe,
winch,
wrench,
yank
Appears in the definition of:
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abduct,
attract,
attractivea,
audacious,
balance,
boat hook,
claw,
deracinate,
disunite,
divide,
drag,
draw,
draw and quarter,
draw back,
draw close,
draw in,
draw out,
driver,
dunkirk,
extirpate,
extract,
forceps delivery,
get out,
gravitate,
harness,
hike up,
hitch up,
hook,
jerk,
jerker,
limber,
low,
magnetic,
move back,
part,
perturb,
pick,
pick at,
pick off,
play,
plough horse,
plow horse,
pluck,
pluck at,
plunk,
pull along,
pull at,
pull away,
pull back,
pull off,
pull out,
pull up,
quarter,
recede,
rein,
rein in,
retire,
retract,
retreat,
root out,
russian roulette,
schlep,
seize,
semiautomatic firearm,
separate,
serratus posterior inferior,
sewing needle,
shlep,
shrink back,
single-lane,
sprocket,
stretch,
strong,
tab,
take out,
team,
tide,
torn,
towboat,
tower,
tow car,
tow truck,
tractive,
trichotillomania,
trigger,
tug,
tug-of-war,
tugboat,
tweak,
twist,
twitch,
uproot,
weightless,
winch,
withdraw,
wrecker,
wrench,
yank,
yanker
Part of:
smoke,
smoking
More general:
act,
actuation,
advantage,
breathing in,
bust,
device,
displace,
draw,
drive,
effort,
elbow grease,
exertion,
force,
go,
harm,
hurt,
inhalation,
injure,
injury,
inspiration,
locomote,
move,
propulsion,
remove,
rupture,
snap,
strip,
sweat,
take,
take away,
tear,
trauma,
travail,
travel,
vantage,
wound
Synonyms:
attract,
commit,
deplumate,
deplume,
displume,
drag,
draw,
draw in,
drive,
fetch,
force,
get out,
overstretch,
perpetrate,
pluck,
puff,
pull in,
pull out,
pulling,
rend,
rip,
rive,
take out,
tear,
twist,
wrench
Also try:
— Nouns for pull:
out,
ups,
down,
inflation,
back,
hard,
weeds,
off,
name,
quotes,
end,
more...
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