pull-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: pull
sense: 00071556-v
part of speech: verb
sense: 00173351-v
sense: 01151176-v
sense: 01353852-v
sense: 01386929-v
sense: 01409713-v
sense: 01450719-v
sense: 01507886-v
sense: 01576107-v
sense: 01612191-v
sense: 01862559-v
sense: 01951106-v
sense: 01999243-v
sense: 02061261-v
sense: 02061423-v
sense: 02107440-v
sense: 02588700-v

overstretch-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: overstretch
sense: 00071556-v
part of speech: verb

00071556-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: strain abnormally
example: I pulled a muscle in my leg when I jumped up
example: The athlete pulled a tendon in the competition
ili: i22134
lexfile: verb.body
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00069650-v

pull-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: pull
sense: 00115251-n
part of speech: noun
sense: 00626667-n
sense: 00839336-n
sense: 04026090-n
sense: 05164657-n
sense: 11518440-n
sense: 14322572-n

pulling-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: pulling
sense: 00115251-n
part of speech: noun

00115251-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
example: the pull up the hill had him breathing harder
example: his strenuous pulling strained his back
ili: i36009
lexfile: noun.act
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 00045991-n

remove-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: remove
sense: 00173351-v
part of speech: verb

take-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: take
sense: 00173351-v
part of speech: verb

take away-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: take away
sense: 00173351-v
part of speech: verb

withdraw-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: withdraw
sense: 00173351-v
part of speech: verb

take off-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: take off
sense: 00173351-v
part of speech: verb

00173351-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract
example: remove a threat
example: remove a wrapper
example: Remove the dirty dishes from the table
example: take the gun from your pocket
example: This machine withdraws heat from the environment
example: Take that weight off me!
example: pull the old soup cans from the supermarket shelf
ili: i22577
lexfile: verb.change
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02372362-v

00626667-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a sustained effort
example: it was a long pull but we made it
ili: i38708
lexfile: noun.act
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 00622867-n

puff-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: puff
sense: 00839336-n
part of speech: noun

drag-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: drag
sense: 00839336-n
part of speech: noun

00839336-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a slow inhalation (as of tobacco smoke)
example: he took a puff on his pipe
example: he took a drag on his cigarette and expelled the smoke slowly
ili: i39803
lexfile: noun.act
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 00838449-n

root for-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: root for
sense: 01151176-v
part of speech: verb

side with-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: side with
sense: 01151176-v
part of speech: verb

01151176-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: take sides with; align oneself with; show strong sympathy for
example: We all rooted for the home team
example: I'm pulling for the underdog
example: Are you siding with the defender of the title?
ili: i27368
lexfile: verb.competition
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01151427-v

extract-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: extract
sense: 01353852-v
part of speech: verb

pull out-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: pull out
sense: 01353852-v
part of speech: verb
sense: 01999243-v

pull up-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: pull up
sense: 01353852-v
part of speech: verb

take out-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: take out
sense: 01353852-v
part of speech: verb
sense: 01999243-v

draw out-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: draw out
sense: 01353852-v
part of speech: verb

rip out-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: rip out
sense: 01353852-v
part of speech: verb

tear out-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: tear out
sense: 01353852-v
part of speech: verb

01353852-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense
example: pull weeds
example: extract a bad tooth
example: take out a splinter
example: extract information from the telegram
ili: i28448
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00173351-v
similar: 01999243-v

pluck-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: pluck
sense: 01386929-v
part of speech: verb

tear-v-1
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: tear
sense: 01386929-v
part of speech: verb

deplume-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: deplume
sense: 01386929-v
part of speech: verb

deplumate-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: deplumate
sense: 01386929-v
part of speech: verb

displume-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: displume
sense: 01386929-v
part of speech: verb

01386929-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: strip of feathers
example: pull a chicken
example: pluck the capon
ili: i28632
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01266043-v

01409713-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: hit in the direction that the player is facing when carrying through the swing
example: pull the ball
ili: i28759
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
domain topic: 00472688-n
hypernym: 01407698-v

draw-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: draw
sense: 01450719-v
part of speech: verb
sense: 01507886-v
sense: 01999243-v
sense: 02107440-v

01450719-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: cause to move by pulling
example: draw a wagon
example: pull a sled
ili: i28967
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01854282-v
similar: 01612191-v
similar: 02107440-v

attract-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: attract
sense: 01507886-v
part of speech: verb

pull in-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: pull in
sense: 01507886-v
part of speech: verb

draw in-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: draw in
sense: 01507886-v
part of speech: verb

01507886-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
example: Her good looks attract the stares of many men
example: The ad pulled in many potential customers
example: This pianist pulls huge crowds
example: The store owner was happy that the ad drew in many new customers
ili: i29252
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01450719-v
similar: 01509215-v
similar: 02102736-v

rend-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: rend
sense: 01576107-v
part of speech: verb

rip-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: rip
sense: 01576107-v
part of speech: verb

rive-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: rive
sense: 01576107-v
part of speech: verb

01576107-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: tear or be torn violently
example: The curtain ripped from top to bottom
example: pull the cooked chicken into strips
ili: i29595
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01576346-v

01612191-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
example: Pull the rope
example: Pull the handle towards you
example: pull the string gently
example: pull the trigger of the gun
example: pull your knees towards your chin
ili: i29801
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01353131-v
similar: 01450719-v

01862559-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: rein in to keep from winning a race
example: pull a horse
ili: i30993
lexfile: verb.motion
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01862348-v

01951106-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: operate when rowing a boat
example: pull the oars
ili: i31460
lexfile: verb.motion
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01950855-v

get out-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: get out
sense: 01999243-v
part of speech: verb

01999243-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
example: draw a weapon
example: pull out a gun
example: The mugger pulled a knife on his victim
ili: i31716
lexfile: verb.motion
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00173351-v
similar: 01858118-v
similar: 01353852-v

02061261-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: steer into a certain direction
example: pull one's horse to a stand
example: Pull the car over
ili: i32032
lexfile: verb.motion
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02060895-v
similar: 02061423-v

02061423-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: move into a certain direction
example: the car pulls to the right
ili: i32033
lexfile: verb.motion
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02061580-v
similar: 02061261-v

02107440-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: cause to move in a certain direction by exerting a force upon, either physically or in an abstract sense
example: A declining dollar pulled down the export figures for the last quarter
ili: i32279
lexfile: verb.motion
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01854282-v
similar: 01450719-v

perpetrate-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: perpetrate
sense: 02588700-v
part of speech: verb

commit-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: commit
sense: 02588700-v
part of speech: verb

02588700-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: perform an act, usually with a negative connotation
example: perpetrate a crime
example: pull a bank robbery
ili: i34595
lexfile: verb.social
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02372362-v

04026090-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a device used for pulling something
example: he grabbed the pull and opened the drawer
ili: i57754
lexfile: noun.artifact
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 03187746-n

clout-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: clout
sense: 05164657-n
part of speech: noun

05164657-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: special advantage or influence
example: the chairman's nephew has a lot of pull
ili: i64083
lexfile: noun.attribute
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 05163204-n

11518440-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: the force used in pulling
example: the pull of the moon
example: the pull of the current
ili: i98017
lexfile: noun.phenomenon
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 11479041-n

wrench-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: wrench
sense: 14322572-n
part of speech: noun

twist-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: twist
sense: 14322572-n
part of speech: noun

14322572-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments
example: the wrench to his knee occurred as he fell
example: he was sidelined with a hamstring pull
ili: i112106
lexfile: noun.state
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 14309164-n