Haul and Task

Haul

Haul noun - The total amount collected or obtained especially at one time.

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Task and haul are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Task" instead a noun "Haul".

Nearby Words: hauled, haulage, hauling, hauler

Task noun - A piece of work that needs to be done regularly.

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Haul and task are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Haul" instead a noun "Task".

Nearby Words: tasked, taskwork, tasking

original	original haul	original task
single	single haul	single task
small	small haul	small task
large	large haul	large task
Other adjectives: great, huge, significant, last.

Occurs in Monty Python's The Meaning of Life, during The Crimson Permanent Assurance short: "You haul anchor, you prepare the mainsail, and YOU... put the kettle on." Then again, for Britons, there is no more important task than putting the kettle on.

Source: You, Get Me Coffee
In "Zero Sum", Davies' men overrun the Task Force's plane, threatening to haul Jackson away as a human lab rat and hold the others hostage to his cooperation.

Source: Series / Zoo
The catch is that the fan blades touch the area anyone climbing the ladder up would be, so in order to survive the task you have to press the button and then haul ass and hope the fan doesn't catch you on the way out.

Source: Video Game / Half-Life

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