pull

Entry Definition
s/he hauls or pulls it along using string, rope, etc.
s/he hauls something belonging to h/ with rope, cable, etc. (wagon, kite, etc.)
s/he pulls h/ down (coat, blouse, etc.)
s/he pulls it down (cloth, curtain, blanket, etc.)
s/he pulls h/ down (rope, shirt, etc.)
s/he pulls it down (wire, hair, etc.)
s/he pulls h/ hair (in order to hurt h/) and holds on
s/he pulls all the bedclothes away from h/ (in bed)
it has too much pulling power
s/he pulls h/ back
s/he pulls it back (into lock position); s/he sets it back (clock)
s/he pulls (own) chair up to table (while seated)
(string) s/he is taut, pulled or drawn tight
(string) s/he is pulled taut
they pull equally, pull with equal stregth; (figuratively) they disagree
s/he slides or pulls h/ toward self
s/he pulls it by sliding it (drawer, oven rack, etc.)
s/he slides or drags it toward self
s/he pulls it sharply or abruptly, tugs it, yanks it
s/he yanks it away from h/, pulls it away from h/ sharply
s/he pulls h/ with hook
(fishing) gaff hook, hook that engages when pulled by user
s/he pulls it with hook
s/he pulls something belonging to h/ with hook
s/he takes h/ (and holds or carries h/), s/he picks h/ up; s/he pulls at h/; (with singular inanimate subject) it takes h/ so much time