Definition of "pull-in" [pull-in]

• A rest stop; a place at the side of a road where drivers can rest. (noun)

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• "Push-out and pull-in – both end up with more people working (although not necessarily bringing in the same paycheck)."
• "Delsees a pull-in, checks the rear, and swings over."
• "With NC, if Obama is running within the Margin of Error, may be Edwards can pull-in 3-5 points enough to cause an upset."