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Verb: pull along
  1. Pull along heavily, like a heavy load against a resistance
    "She pulled along a large trunk";
    - shlep, schlep [N. Amer, informal], schlepp [N. Amer, informal]

Derived forms: pulls along, pulling along, pulled along

See also: draw

Type of: drag

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pull
pull a face
pull a fast one
pull a fast one on
pull ahead
pull along
pull at
pull away
pull back
pull chain
pull down
pull in
pull in one's horns
pull off
pull one's weight
pull out