hauled
verbUK /hɔːld/
US /hɔːld/
Pulled something heavy with a lot of effort.
They hauled the big box up the stairs.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Moved something by truck or vehicle.
The truck hauled the sand to the building site.
3. Forced someone to go somewhere they did not want to go.
The police hauled the thief to the station.
4. Changed the direction of a boat by turning its sails.
The sailors hauled the sails around to catch the wind.