Dictionary


Word Search :
pull off

v.
1.pull or pull out sharply
2.cause to withdraw
3.be successful
4.remove by drawing or pulling

--- >>>

Word of the Day

--- >>>
  • pull in one's horns
    •
  • pull in
    •
  • pull down
    •
  • pull chain
    •
  • pull back
    •
  • pull away
    •
  • pull at
    •
  • pull along
    •
  • pull ahead
    •
  • pull a fast one on
    •
  • pull one's weight
    •
  • pull out
    •
  • pull out all the stops
    •
  • pull over
    •
  • pull round
    •
  • pull someone's leg
    •
  • pull strings
    •
  • pull the leg of
    •
  • pull the plug
    •
  • pull the wool over someone's eyes
    •
  • dahl
    •
  • common fate
    •
  • unworthiness
    •
  • saint andrew
    •
  • crapper
    •
  • weekend
    •
  • scouting trip
    •
  • xeroradiography
    •
  • designatum
    •
  • genus arethusa
    •

    Idiom of the Day

    go a long way toward (something)
    to be almost enough, to contribute much to something
    The money from the government will go a long way toward building a new library.



    1.
    This is a very expensive holiday intended for those with plenty of money as it involves a trip ________ the world.

    Login/Register to access massive collection of FREE questions and answers.
    Login/Register

    My Account / Test History
    Fact
    More than 90% of shark attack victims survive      .. More >>
    Home
    My Account
    English Test
    Verbal Reasoning
    GK Quiz
    Grammar Test