pulled
PUULD/pʊld/
- 1Past and past participle of pull. Use it for pulling that already happened.
She pulled the rope until the bell rang.
The dog pulled hard on its leash.
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- 2Describing cooked meat that has been torn into thin strips instead of cut.
Like teasing a clump of cotton apart into thin threads.
We had pulled pork sandwiches at the barbecue.
She cooked the beef slowly until it came apart into soft, pulled meat.
Similarshredded
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pulled is a form of pull
pull, verb: To draw someone or something toward you or in another direction, including picking plants or vegetables this way. Full entry
- Spelling
- pull → pulled: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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