pulled
adjective(pulled)
prepared after being cooked to tenderness by being pulled apart into pieces or shreds
pulled
verb(pulled)
to exert force upon so as to cause or tend to cause motion toward the force
pulled
verb(pulled)
to stretch (cooling candy) repeatedly
pulled
verb(pulled)
to strain abnormally
pulled
verb(pulled)
to draw oneself back or away : withdraw
pulled
verb(pulled)
to move off or ahead
pulled
verb(pulled)
demolish, destroy
pulled
verb(pulled)
to hunt down : overcome
pulled
verb(pulled)
to bring to a lower level : reduce
pulled
verb(pulled)
check, restrain
pulled
verb(pulled)
to arrive at a destination or come to a stop
pulled
verb(pulled)
to carry out despite difficulties : accomplish successfully against odds
pulled
verb(pulled)
leave, depart
pulled
verb(pulled)
withdraw
pulled
verb(pulled)
to steer one's vehicle to the side of the road
pulled
verb(pulled)
to cause to pull over
pulled
verb(pulled)
to regain one's health
pulled
verb(pulled)
to restore to good health
pulled
verb(pulled)
to survive a dangerous or difficult situation
pulled
verb(pulled)
to help survive a dangerous or difficult situation