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take a pull

take a pull verb: (informal) To take a swallow of.

Verb

take a pull (third-person singular simple present takes a pull, present participle taking a pull, simple past took a pull, past participle taken a pull)

  1. (intransitive) (informal) To take a swallow of.

Forms of take a pull

third-person singular presenttakes a pull
present participletaking a pull
pasttook a pull
past participletaken a pull

Questions about take a pull

What does take a pull mean?
Take a pull means (informal) To take a swallow of.
What part of speech is take a pull?
Take a pull is a verb.
What is the past tense of take a pull?
The past tense of take a pull is took a pull.

Words near take a pull in the dictionary

  1. take a picture, it'll last longer
  2. take a pill
  3. take a piss
  4. take a pitch
  5. take a powder
  6. take a pull
  7. take a rain check
  8. take a raincheck
  9. take a reef in
  10. take a ride to Tyburn
  11. take a risk

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