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YANKING |
Pulling |
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YOKES |
Cart-pulling harnesses |
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RETRACTING |
Pulling in |
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RETREATING |
Pulling out |
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ROADTRAIN |
Truck pulling several trailers |
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TOUSE |
A pulling; a disturbance. |
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RECEDING |
“Pulling back,” cried Gen excitedly |
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REPAYS |
Ray’s pulling in record returns |
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TRACTION |
Act of drawing or pulling |
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SECEDING |
Pulling out of seeing DC organisation |
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TOWERS |
Drivers pulling trailers into tall buildings |
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DRAUGHT |
The act of drawing or pulling |
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DRAWING |
The act of pulling, or attracting. |
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BOOTJACK |
A device for pulling off boots. |
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LEAVING |
Pulling up stakes on a jet plane |
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TAB |
A loop for pulling or lifting something. |
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HAUL |
A pulling with force; a violent pull. |
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REVULSION |
A strong pulling or drawing back; withdrawal. |
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TUGGINGLY |
In a tugging manner; with laborious pulling. |
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AXING |
Somehow gain about ten by pulling the plug |
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TRACTIVE |
Serving to draw; pulling; attracting; as, tractive power. |
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SLEIGHT |
Pulling Santa's cart before tea makes for manual dexterity |
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DEPILATION |
Act of pulling out or removing the hair; unhairing. |
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DERAINATION |
The act of pulling up by the roots; eradication. |
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DISCALCEATION |
The act of pulling off the shoes or sandals. |