puller Antonyms
Meaning of puller
puller (n)
someone who applies force so as to cause motion toward herself or himself
someone who pulls or tugs or drags in an effort to move something
puller Sentence Examples
- The fisherman proudly displayed his new rod as a top-of-the-line puller for catching elusive trout.
- In the world of construction, he was known as the best cable puller, able to handle even the toughest jobs with ease.
- As a master mechanic, he relied on his trusty wrench as his go-to bolt puller.
- The tractor enthusiast showcased his collection of vintage pullers at the county fair.
- She marveled at the efficiency of the garden weed puller, making her yard work much more manageable.
- The weightlifter relied on his strong grip as a powerful barbell puller in competitions.
- The horse trainer admired the graceful movement of the carriage puller as it glided through the streets.
- He invested in a state-of-the-art tooth puller to make dental procedures less intimidating for his patients.
- The winemaker carefully selected the grape puller to ensure a bountiful harvest with minimal damage to the fruit.
- The sailboat captain relied on the sturdy anchor puller to secure the vessel in rough waters.
FAQs About the word puller
someone who applies force so as to cause motion toward herself or himself, someone who pulls or tugs or drags in an effort to move something
mariner, oar, jack, rower, hearty, seaman, sea dog, swab, gob, tar
No antonyms found.
The fisherman proudly displayed his new rod as a top-of-the-line puller for catching elusive trout.
In the world of construction, he was known as the best cable puller, able to handle even the toughest jobs with ease.
As a master mechanic, he relied on his trusty wrench as his go-to bolt puller.
The tractor enthusiast showcased his collection of vintage pullers at the county fair.
