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Definition of pull
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Pull (n.) A
contest;
a
struggle;
as, a
wrestling
pull..
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Revulse
::
Revulse
(v. t.) To pull back with
force.
Bell Crank
::
Bell crank () A lever whose two arms form a right
angle,
or
nearly
a right
angle,
having
its
fulcrum
at the apex of the
angle.
It is used in bell pulls and in
changing
the
direction
of bell wires at
angles
of
rooms,
etc., and also in
machinery..
Pulleys
::
Pulleys
(pl. ) of
Pulle.
Tracker
::
Tracker
(n.) In the
organ,
a light strip of wood
connecting
(in path) a key and a
pallet,
to
communicate
motion
by
pulling..
Pull
::
Pull (v. t.) To hold back, and so
prevent
from
winning;
as, the
favorite
was
pulled..
Pull
::
Pull (v. t.) To
gather
with the hand, or by
drawing
toward
one; to
pluck;
as, to pull
fruit;
to pull flax; to pull a
finch..
Ampullar
::
Ampullar
(a.) Alt. of
Ampullar.
Step
::
Step (v. i.) One of a
series
of
offsets,
or
parts,
resembling
the steps of
stairs,
as one of the
series
of parts of a cone
pulley
on which the belt
runs..
Ampullae
::
Ampullae
(pl. ) of
Ampull.
Sheave
::
Sheave
(v.) A wheel
having
a
groove
in the rim for a rope to work in, and set in a
block,
mast, or the like; the wheel of a
pulley..
Pullulate
::
Pullulate
(v. i.) To
germinate;
to bud; to
multiply
abundantly.
Pulled
::
Pulled
(a.)
Plucked;
pilled;
moulting.
Face
::
Face (n.) The
principal
dressed
surface
of a
plate,
disk, or
pulley;
the
principal
flat
surface
of a part or
object..
Rack
::
Rack (v. t.) To
extend
by the
application
of
force;
to
stretch
or
strain;
specifically,
to
stretch
on the rack or
wheel;
to
torture
by an
engine
which
strains
the limbs and pulls the
joints..
Pullet
::
Pullet
(n.) A young hen, or
female
of the
domestic
fowl..
Mandrel
::
Mandrel
(n.) The live
spindle
of a
turning
lathe;
the
revolving
arbor of a
circular
saw. It is
usually
driven
by a
pulley.
Lurchline
::
Lurchline
(n.) The line by which a
fowling
net was
pulled
over so as to
inclose
the
birds.
Drawer
::
Drawer
(n.) A
sliding
box or
receptacle
in a case, which is
opened
by
pulling
or
drawing
out, and
closed
by
pushing
in..
Underpull
::
Underpull
(v. i.) To exert one's
influence
secretly.
Polive
::
Polive
(n.) A
pulley.
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