Pull (4)
'pull' is the definition.
(I know that haul is a type of pull)
This is all the clue.
(Other definitions for haul that I've seen before include "Pull along behind" , "Drag along behind" , "Yank" , "Drag; transport in truck" , "With effort, draw" .)
'pull' is the definition.
(I know that pull can be written as draw)
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(Other definitions for draw that I've seen before include "Even-scored game" , "Depict - raffle" , "Tie - attract" , "Drag" , "Pull along; sketch" .)
'pull' is the definition.
(I know that pull can be written as drag)
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(Other definitions for drag that I've seen before include "What female impersonators assume" , "Resistance to motion" , "Trail; bore" , "Pull along the ground - transvestite'-'s get-up" , "Obstacle to progress" .)
'pull' is the definition.
(I've seen this in another clue)
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(Other definitions for sway that I've seen before include "Move from side to side; influence" , "Pitch sideways" , "Ways to waver in opinion or posture" , "Rock, stagger" , "Move gently" .)
'pull' is the definition.
(I know that jerk is a type of pull)
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(Other definitions for jerk that I've seen before include "Sudden pull" , "Jolt; tug" , "Quick sharp movement" , "Sharp tug" , "fool" .)
'pull' is the definition.
(I know that yank is a more specific form of the action pull)
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(Other definitions for yank that I've seen before include "Pull roughly" , "American (colloq.)" , "Tug sharply - American" , "Sharp movement" , "An informal American - tug him" .)
'pull' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for lug that I've seen before include "Haul; ear (slang)" , "Drag heavily" , "Drag with effort; ear" , "Pull - ear" , "A slangy ear" .)
'pull' is the definition.
(I know that tow is a type of draw)
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(Other definitions for tow that I've seen before include "Pull along behind, say barge" , "Pull away" , "Haul" , "Pull or drag along behind" , "Pull along (a vehicle)" .)
'pull' is the definition.
(to tug something is to pull it)
This is all the clue.
(Other definitions for tug that I've seen before include "Boat to pull larger ones" , "Small boat for towing others" , "Boat to pull larger one" , "Pull sharply" , "Pull a form of boat" .)