Associations to the word «Puller»
Noun
- Tractor
- Wire
- Guadalcanal
- Stump
- Gunnery
- Steady
- Underside
- Recoil
- Marine
- Tooth
- Bat
- Thread
- Pulling
- Camel
- Crowd
- Lewis
- Nail
- Focus
- Finn
- Prostitute
- Caravan
- Camera
- Nicaragua
- Battalion
- Pull
- Trigger
- Patronage
- Boat
- Perimeter
- Lou
- Colonel
- Corps
- Giles
- Dedication
- Chain
- Mccoy
- Xavier
- Beast
- Timing
- Needle
- Plantation
- Assault
- Monica
- Silva
- Hunter
- Assistant
- Detachment
- Operator
- Roller
- Lieutenant
- Tape
- Diamond
- Lens
- Cork
- Craig
- Pole
- Pin
- Regiment
- Wage
- Reservoir
- Jr
- Bengal
- String
- Pot
- Rope
- Bin
- Worker
- Everybody
- Japanese
- Shooting
- Bullet
- Thompson
- Tool
- Hair
- Landing
- Bus
- Veteran
- Virginia
- Singapore
- Feed
- Navy
Wiktionary
PULLER, noun. Anything that pulls, but especially a hoist in which a cable is attached to a lever and a ratchet mechanism.
PULLER, noun. A tool, such as a bearing puller.
Dictionary definition
PULLER, noun. Someone who applies force so as to cause motion toward herself or himself.
PULLER, noun. Someone who pulls or tugs or drags in an effort to move something.
Wise words
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