drag
verbUK /dræɡ/
US /dræɡ/
To pull something heavy along the ground.
She had to drag the big box across the floor.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Something that is boring or tiring.
The long meeting was a real drag.
3. To move a computer file or icon across the screen while holding the mouse button.
Drag the file into the folder to move it.
4. To take a long time or feel slow.
The afternoon seemed to drag on forever.