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drag out of

verb

(tr, adverb + preposition) to obtain or extract (a confession, statement, etc), esp by forcewe dragged the name out of him Also: drag from

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Nearby words

  1. drag king,
  2. drag link,
  3. drag on,
  4. drag one's ass,
  5. drag one's feet,
  6. drag parachute,
  7. drag queen,
  8. drag race,
  9. drag rake,
  10. drag sail
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