Hauling

verb

1. Protract

   "drag a story out"

2. To pass a drag over

   "drag a field"

3. To explore with a drag

   "drag the pond for the drowning victim"

4. To catch with a dragnet see dragnet
5. To hit (a drag bunt) while moving toward first base
6. To select and move (an item on a computer screen) by using a mouse, a touch screen, etc.

   "drag the icon to the bottom row"

7. To hang or lag behind

   "Stop dragging and hurry up."

8. To fish or search with a drag see drag
9. To trail along on the ground

   "Your scarf is dragging."

10. To move slowly because of fatigue

    "was dragging after the long trip"

11. To proceed or continue laboriously or tediously

    "The lawsuit dragged on for years."

12. Draw

    "drag on a cigarette"

13. To make a plucking or pulling movement
14. To participate in a drag race

noun

1. Failure to act with the necessary promptness or vigor

verb

1. To fall in drops
2. To fall in a state of collapse see collapse or death

   "dropped from exhaustion"

3. To become played by reason of the obligation to follow suit
4. To fall or roll into a hole or basket
5. To enter or pass as if without conscious effort of will see will into some state, condition, or activity

   "dropped into sleep"

6. To cease to be of concern lapse

   "let the matter drop"

7. To pass from view or notice disappear
8. To become less

   "production dropped"

9. To move with a favoring wind or current
10. To be released to the public

    "His latest solo album dropped in August …"

11. To let fall cause to fall

    "dropped the ball"

12. Give up, abandon

    "drop an idea"

13. Discontinue

    "dropped what she was doing"

14. To break off an association or connection with dismiss

    "drop her old friends"

15. To utter or mention in a casual way

    "drop a suggestion"

16. Write

    "drop us a line soon"

17. To lower or cause to descend from one level or position to another

    "drop the hem two inches"

18. To cause to lessen or decrease reduce

    "dropped his speed"

19. To give birth to
20. Lose

    "dropped three games"

21. Spend

    "drop $20 for lunch"

22. To get rid of

    "dropped 20 pounds"

23. To bring down with a shot or a blow

    "dropped the buck with one shot"

24. To cause a cardholder to unwillingly play (a high card)

    "dropped her ace"

25. To toss or roll into a hole or basket

    "drop a putt"

26. To deposit or deliver during a usually brief stop
27. Air-drop

    "drop the supplies to the medical team"

28. To cause (the voice) to be less loud
29. To leave (a letter representing a speech sound) unsounded

    "drop the g in running"

30. To leave out in writing omit

    "accidentally dropped a whole line"

31. To draw from an external point

    "drop a perpendicular to the line"

32. To take (a drug) orally swallow

    "drop acid"

33. To place (an item on a computer screen) in one location in a graphical user interface after dragging it from another

    "Move the video to the desired location and release the mouse button to drop the file …"

phrasal verb

1. To force (someone) into a bad situation or condition

   "We cannot let our enemies drag us down to their level."

2. To make (someone) unhappy

   "You can't let her bad moods drag you down."

3. To make (something) lower in amount or quality

   "High energy costs are dragging down profits."

phrasal verb

1. To involve (a person, group, etc.) in (a difficult or complicated situation)

   "I'm sorry for dragging you into this."

phrasal verb

1. To cause (something) to take more time than necessary

   "He dragged out the speech much too long."

2. To force (something, such as a confession) from (someone) to make (someone) tell one (something)

   "The teacher eventually dragged a confession out of one of the students."