tugged (Meaning)

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tugged (imp. & p. p.)

of Tug

The child tugged on her mother's sleeve as they walked through the crowded market.
The dog tugged at its leash, eager to chase the squirrel across the lawn.
The fishermen tugged on their nets, hoping to catch a bountiful load.
The wind tugged at the sails of the boat, propelling it forward at a steady pace.
The nurse gently tugged on the patient's arm to draw blood for testing.
The heavy bag tugged at my shoulders as I carried it up the stairs.
The river current tugged at the raft, threatening to overturn it.
The hiker tugged a branch to clear a path through the dense undergrowth.
The weightlifter tugged on the barbell, testing his limits in the gym.
The surgeon carefully tugged on the suture, stitching up the incision with precision.

of Tug

pulled, dragged, hauled, drew,towed,heaved, haled, transported, lugged, conveyed

drove, pushed,pushed, drove, thrust, propelled,propelled, thrust,shoved, shoved

The child tugged on her mother's sleeve as they walked through the crowded market.

The dog tugged at its leash, eager to chase the squirrel across the lawn.

The fishermen tugged on their nets, hoping to catch a bountiful load.

The wind tugged at the sails of the boat, propelling it forward at a steady pace.