drag

US /dræɡ/
UK /dræɡ/
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1.

pull (someone or something) along forcefully, roughly, or with difficulty

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She had to drag the heavy suitcase up the stairs.
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The police dragged the suspect out of the car.
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pullhaultowtraildraw
2.

move slowly and with difficulty

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The meeting seemed to drag on forever.
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Time began to drag as he waited for the results.
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crawlcreeplingerdawdletrudge
1.

the act of pulling something heavy or difficult

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The drag of the anchor slowed the boat.
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There's a lot of drag on the parachute.
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pullhaulresistancefriction
2.

clothing more traditionally worn by the opposite sex, especially by men dressing as women for entertainment

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He performed in full drag at the club.
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She loves watching drag shows.
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cross-dressingtransvestism
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