Pull ahead yet further | 22 |
Pull along | 10 |
Pull along heavily | 18 |
Pull along the ground | 21 |
Pull an all-nighter | 19 |
Pull an all-nighter studying | 28 |
Pull an all-nighter, e.g. | 25 |
Pull an all-nighter, maybe | 26 |
Pull an all-nighter, perhaps | 28 |
Pull an equipment-filled U-Haul | 31 |
Pull an oar | 11 |
Pull apart | 10 |
Pull at | 7 |
Pull at the corner of, say | 26 |
Pull at with effort | 19 |
Pull away | 9 |
Pull away from shore | 20 |
Pull away in fear | 17 |
Pull back | 9 |
Pull back (in) | 14 |
Pull back a bit | 15 |
Pull back from the front lines | 30 |
Pull back on | 12 |
Pull back, as an army | 21 |
Pull back, as talons | 20 |
Pull behind | 11 |
PULL BIG STREAK! O'S CHEERING | 33 |
Pull dandelions, e.g. | 21 |
Pull down | 9 |
Pull down, as a salary | 22 |
Pull down, so to speak | 22 |
Pull even | 9 |
Pull felt on Earth | 18 |
Pull for | 8 |
Pull forcefully | 15 |
Pull forcibly | 13 |
Pull forcibly on | 16 |
Pull from a plot | 16 |
Pull from behind | 16 |
Pull from the ground | 20 |
Pull from the ground, quickly? | 30 |
Pull from the shelves | 21 |
Pull funding from | 17 |
Pull gear-filled trailer | 24 |
Pull hard | 9 |
Pull hard and fast | 18 |
Pull in | 7 |
Pull in a big bite | 18 |
Pull in a pike | 14 |
Pull in a pullover, e.g. | 24 |
Pull in the driveway, say | 25 |
Pull into | 9 |
Pull into a spot | 16 |
Pull into, as a gas station | 27 |
Pull into, as a motel | 21 |
Pull into, as a rest area | 25 |
Pull into, as a station | 23 |
Pull into, as a weigh station | 29 |
Pull laboriously | 16 |
Pull legs | 9 |
Pull lightly | 12 |
Pull nigh to | 12 |
Pull no punches | 15 |
Pull off | 8 |
Pull off a complete reversal | 28 |
Pull off a coup | 15 |
Pull off a coup d'etat | 26 |
Pull off a diamond heist | 24 |
Pull off a diamond heist? | 25 |
Pull off a high-risk feat | 25 |
Pull off one's derby | 24 |
Pull off the road | 17 |
Pull off the ultimate diamond theft? | 36 |
Pull off, as a robbery | 22 |
Pull on | 7 |
Pull on a tooth | 15 |
Pull on the reins | 17 |
Pull one over on | 16 |
Pull one's leg | 18 |
Pull oneself up to the bar | 26 |
Pull or tug | 11 |
Pull out | 8 |
Pull out a piece | 16 |
Pull out all the stops | 22 |
Pull out all the stops for | 26 |
Pull out all the ___ | 20 |
Pull out formally | 17 |
Pull out of thin air, seemingly, with "up" | 52 |
Pull out of ___ (produce suddenly) | 34 |
Pull out one's meat, perhaps | 32 |
Pull out prematurely | 20 |
Pull out, as braids | 19 |
Pull out, as weeds | 18 |
Pull out, in a way | 18 |
Pull out, not always painlessly | 31 |
Pull out, on the beach | 22 |
Pull out, poker style | 21 |
Pull over | 9 |
Pull Pauline off the tracks | 27 |
Pull pints | 10 |