drag

I

n.

puff

1) to take a drag (on a cigarette)

obstacle

(colloq.)

2) a drag on (a drag on the economy)

street

(colloq.)

3) the main drag

women's clothing worn by a male transvestite

(slang)

4) in drag

5) (misc.) a drag queen

II

v.

1) (d; intr.) ('to search at the bottom of a lake, river, sea') to drag for (to drag for a body)

2) (D; tr.) ('to search') to drag for (they dragged the lake for the body)

3) (d; tr.) ('to pull') to drag into (they dragged the tables into the garden; to be dragged into a war)

4) (d; intr.) ('to draw deeply') to drag on (to drag on a pipe)

5) (d; tr.) ('to pull') to drag out of (we dragged the old sofa out of the house)

6) (D; tr.) ('to pull') to drag through (they dragged the logs through the forest)

7) (D; tr.) ('to pull') to drag (over) to (they dragged him to the door)

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[dræg]

(misc.) a drag queen

['street'] (colloq.) the main drag

['women's clothing worn by a male transvestite'] (slang) in drag

['obstacle'] (colloq.) a drag on (a drag on the economy)

['puff] to take a drag (on a cigarette)

(D; tr.) ('to pull') to drag (over) to (they dragged him to the door)

(D; tr.) ('to search') to drag for (they dragged the lake for the body)

(D; tr.) ('to pull') to drag through (they dragged the logs through the forest)

(d; tr.) ('to pull') to drag into (they dragged the tables into the garden; to be dragged into a war)

(d; intr.) ('to search at the bottom of a lake, river, sea') to drag for (to drag for a body)

(d; intr.) ('to draw deeply') to drag on (to drag on a pipe)

(d; tr.) ('to pull') to drag out of (we dragged the old sofa out of the house)