Idioms

pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over
to force a car to drive to the side of the road and stop (often used when talking about the police)
The police pulled over the man because he had been drinking and driving.

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  • pull rank on (someone)
  • pull the plug
  • pull the plug on (someone or something)
  • pull the rug out from under (someone)
  • pull the wool over (someone's) eyes
  • pull through (something)
  • pull up one's socks or pull one's socks up
  • pull up stakes
  • punch a hole in (something)
  • pure and simple
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  • farm (something) out or farm out (something)
  • glad hand
  • sleep (something) off or sleep off (something)
  • in the bag
  • figure out (someone or something) or figure (someone or something) out
  • according to Hoyle
  • stick to a story
  • know better than (to do something)
  • strike a balance (between two or more things)
  • escape (someone's) notice


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