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pull off

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

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  • pull in
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  • pull down
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  • pull chain
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  • pull back
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  • pull away
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  • pull at
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  • pull along
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  • pull ahead
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  • pull a fast one on
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  • pull one's weight
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  • pull out
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  • pull out all the stops
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  • pull over
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  • pull round
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  • pull someone's leg
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  • pull strings
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  • pull the leg of
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  • pull the plug
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  • pull the wool over someone's eyes
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  • photocopier
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  • derive
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  • screw-loose
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  • numenius arquata
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  • conservation of momentum
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  • parlormaid
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  • book lover
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    Idiom of the Day

    blow one's top
    to become very angry
    The supervisor blew his top when the employee was late.



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