English · Common Verbs
/pʊlz/
[/pʊlz/]
third-person singular of pull
Third-person singular present of 'pull': used when he, she, or it draws something toward itself.
The strong horse pulls the heavy cart along the muddy path without any sign of tiring.
The strong horse pulls the heavy cart along the muddy path without any sign of tiring.
From Old English 'pullian' (to pluck, draw).
Used with singular subjects in the present tense to describe pulling.