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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
Word History and Origins
Origin of pulled1
Example Sentences
Tributes have been paid to two women who died after being pulled from the water at one of Wales' national parks.
American presidents and Netanyahu's own generals are known to have pulled him back, more than once over the years, from ordering military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities.
But then as I kind of pulled off and I didn’t see any activity, I felt more relaxed.
The first of those trapped under rubble were pulled out within hours.
As the firefighters pulled on their protective yellow jackets and pants, and filled their drip torches with a mixture of diesel and gasoline, Nielson bent down and grabbed a fistful of the yellow grass.
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