Advertisement
Advertisement
drag up
verb
- to rear (a child) poorly and in an undisciplined manner
- to introduce or revive (an unpleasant fact or story)
Example Sentences
Many Americans were sorely disappointed this week when special prosecutor Jack Smith decided to drag up and withdraw the Jan. 6 indictment and the appeal of the classified documents case dismissal against Donald Trump.
If the storm moves to our north, it may drag up some humid, tropical air and push our temperatures upwards.
The 21-year-old, of London Road, Sittingbourne, claimed she had been "dragged up" by a mother with longstanding drug addiction, and had been "given drugs by her mother from a young age," Ms Hart said.
Wounded and unable to walk, he watched his village being ransacked, before he was abducted with four other people and dragged up the hills, his son said.
The Ranger XP Kinetic, for example, is more powerful than its gas-powered siblings and excels at towing: It can drag up to 2,500 pounds.
Advertisement
Related ˜yÐÄvlogs
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse