transitive. To draw or pull (a person or thing) along, or from one place to another, esp. with force or violence; to drag, tug. Frequently with…

To drag or pull with violence; = harl, v.1 1 (Also absol.) Obsolete.

transitive. To pull, tug, or tear (a person or thing), esp. violently or forcibly.

To draw or pull out with a twisting movement. Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To pull along with violent effort; to drag, tug (something heavy). Also with adverbs (cf. 5). †to lug forth, absol. (nonce-use) = to lu…

transitive. To pull or draw with force or violence; to drag, tug (esp. in nautical language).

intransitive. To pull or haul with all one's strength. Also transitive.

transferred. To drag or pull forcibly or quickly.