Canoe
Pull
Pull verb - To cause to follow by applying steady force on.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- After a tsunami knocks the tree into the ocean, he paddles past it in a canoe and feels vaguely cheated when he can't pull the axe out.
Source: Chekhov's Boomerang - The watch has another subversion earlier, as it was introduced as a powerful magnet, which Bond tries to use to pull a metal canoe toward him when he's stranded in the middle of a bunch of alligators.
Source: Chekhovs Gun / Film
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