pulled

verb

Moved something towards oneself or in a specific direction.

"She pulled the door open quickly."

adjective

Strained or injured a muscle by overstretching it.

"He has a painful pulled hamstring."

verb

Successfully attracted someone romantically or sexually.

"He pulled a girl at the club."

Thesaurus

Synonyms: pull, pull out, take out, draw, get out, perpetrate, commit, drag, puff, rend, rive, rip

Antonyms: beat back, drive, force, force back, push, push back, repel, repulse