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pulled
[ poold ]
adjective
- of or denoting meat that is cooked until the meat can easily be pulled off the bone, as in pulled pork
Word History and Origins
Origin of pulled1
Example Sentences
By the time the election was called in mid-March, Carney's Liberals were polling neck-and-neck with the Conservatives, and by early April they had pulled slightly ahead, national surveys suggest.
The Browns pulled off a trade with Seattle to move up to No. 144, sending fifth- and sixth-round picks to the Seahawks.
After he checked out for the first time, he put on his warmup jacket and pulled the hood onto his head.
After Brown pulled Edmonton even again, Moore scored nine seconds later when he drove to the net and poked the puck past Pickard.
She added that she was satisfied Kelly was the one who pulled the trigger but concluded that a life sentence for Kelly was "not justified".
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