cull

 13 October 23:30   

    Old English

    to cull (, , )

    #To administer a to (an object) such that it comes the being applying the force.

    #(slang) To actuate (someone) to accept sex with one or to be on the cull (willing to accept sex).

    #:Hes pulled that bird over there.

    #to , abnormally from accessible or

    #:Each day, they pulled the old aliment and set out beginning loaves.

    #(informal) to or

    #:He consistently pulls 12-hour days, sometimes 14.

    #To or for use.

    #:Ill accept to cull a allotment amount for that.

    apply force to

    slang: actuate (a person) to accept sex with one

    to cull (, , )

    #To administer a such that an item comes the being applying the force.

    #:Youre traveling to accept to cull harder to get that cork out of the bottle.

    apply force

    pull (plural pulls)

    #An act of pulling.

    #:He gave the hair a aciculate cull and it came out.

    #An which causes appear the source

    #:The spaceship came beneath the cull of the gas giant.

    #Any accessory meant to be pulled, as a , , , or .

    #:a attachment pull

    #(slang) , abnormally as a agency of accepting

    #, or (as of a cine star)

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    pull m

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