View synonyms for pull out

pull out

verb

tr to extract
intr to depart
the train pulled out of the station
military to withdraw or escape or be withdrawn or rescued, as from a difficult situation
intr of a motor vehicle, driver, etc
1. to draw away from the side of the road
2. to draw out from behind another vehicle to overtake
intr to abandon a position or situation, esp a dangerous or embarrassing one
foll by of to level out or cause to level out (from a dive)

And if Tisei were to pull out a win, he would be the first non-incumbent openly gay Republican to win election to Congress.

Over the summer, Putin was asked about his threats to pull out of the convention.

As for his critics who say he was wrong to pull out of Iraq, the president showed some teeth.

This coincides with increasing fears that Britain will pull out of the European Union.

Not only did the President pull out all remaining troops from Iraq in 2011.

The driver did not see the 173 little girl with her box until it was almost too late to pull out.

I feel mad enough to pull out my yellowest feathers, or upset my bath-tub.

Lisud pag-ibut sa nagpuuk nga lansang, It is difficult to pull out a nail that is driven all the way in.

Look here, Master George; put your hand in my pocket, and pull out and open my big knife ready for me.

Pull out choker to closed position and start engine in usual manner.

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