drag
drag
verb
Pull something heavy or difficult along the ground with effort.
"He had to drag the heavy suitcase."
noun
An annoying or tedious person, thing, or situation; a bore.
"The long meeting was a real drag."
noun
Women's clothing worn by a man, often for entertainment or performance.
"She saw him perform in drag."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: hale, cart, haul, sweep up, embroil, drag in, tangle, sweep, retarding force, drag out, drag on, draw