| Pull with effort |
| Pleading question said while pulling on Mom's sleeve |
| Pull strenuously |
| Haul strenuously |
| Quick pull |
| A prankster may pull one |
| Pullover hooded jackets |
| Pull along |
| Motorist pulls into parking lot, gets charged with ... |
| Day equines pull legs? |
| Pull sharply |
| Parachute pulls |
| Force that I'm certain will pull you back to Earth? |
| Italian who pulled a lot of strings |
| Prank puller |
| Having one's wisdom teeth pulled, e.g. |
| Pulls suddenly |
| Pull |
| Pull-down exercise target |
| Surgeon who said "Your genetics load the gun. Your lifestyle pulls the trigger. |
| Pulled; dragged |
| Pulls heavily |
| A lot of pull? |
| Pull heavily |
| Pooch-pulled vehicle |
| A bitter pull to swallow? |
| Pulling |
| Word repeated when desperately pulling the trigger, say |
| Pulls along |
| Pulled Under At 2000 ___ a Second" (Anathema) |