Drag and Pipe

Drag

Drag verb - To cause to follow by applying steady force on.

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Pipe and drag are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pipe" instead a verb "Drag".

Nearby Words: dragged, dragline

Pipe verb - To cause to move to a central point or along a restricted pathway.

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Drag and pipe are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drag" instead a verb "Pipe".

Nearby Words: piping, piped, pipeline, pipework, pipage

long	long drag	long pipe
complete	complete drag	complete pipe
real	real drag	real pipe
big	big drag	big pipe
Other adjectives: enormous, various, giant.

soul	drag soul	pipe soul
man	drag man	pipe man

When the heroes overpower and drag it into the light, one then smashes it to pieces with a lead pipe.

Source: Taken for Granite
Much later, he blows a cloud of tobacco ash into Moriarty's face as he lights his pipe, in order to distract him so he can drag Moriarty over the edge of Reichenbach Falls.

Source: A Handful for an Eye
Incredibly Conspicuous Drag: In "Plain Clothes Police Women", PC Staveacre (Graham) is smoking a pipe and hasn't bothered to shave off his moustache, PC Hawkins (Marty) is carrying his policeman's helmet under his arm, and PC Bude (John) hasn't shaved his legs.

Source: Series / At Last The 1948 Show

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