Makes
Pull down
Pull down verb - To bring to a complete end the physical soundness, existence, or usefulness of.
Both terms in one sentence
- The man makes him pull down his pants and waddle down Main Street as all of Springfield mocks him.
Source: The Freelance Shame Squad -
We Can Rule Together: Not sure to pull down his magical defenses, the Shadow makes this offer to Robin.
Source: Literature / Book of the Stars -
When the SWAT team is about to enter the elevator, the team leader makes a "pull down" gesture to the rest of the team to tell them to enter the elevator and pull open the hatch in the ceiling.
Source: Hand Signals
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