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Definition of
pull on phrasal verb
from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
pull on
phrasal verb
jump to other results
(also
pull at something
)
to take long deep breaths from a cigarette, etc.
See
pull on
in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
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pull on something
on the pull
pull rank (on somebody)
pull a fast one (on somebody)
pull the plug on somebody/something
pull the other one (—it’s got bells on)
Idioms
on the pull
pull rank (on somebody)
pull a fast one (on somebody)
pull the plug on somebody/something
pull the other one (—it’s got bells on)
Nearby words
Pullman
noun
pull off
phrasal verb
pull on
phrasal verb
pull out
phrasal verb
pull-out
noun
swamp
noun
From the
Topic
Geography
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