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Definition of "pull up" []
- Lift upwards or vertically (verb)
- Retrieve; get (verb)
- Drive close towards something, especially a curb. (verb)
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Use "pull up" in a sentence
- "Jessica peeped out from behind a bush to watch the coaches, carriages, and phaetons pull up and the splendidly dressed people step out: women in long gowns with large bustles and matching parasols, and men in dove-gray jackets and hats."
- "“Well, pull up some floor,” she said as she went back down to get her PADD."
- "“Bravo Patrol, pull up to the fence and shine your headlights on it.”"
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