pull
verbUK /pʊl/
US /pʊl/
To move something toward you.
She pulled the door open.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To injure a muscle by stretching it too much.
He pulled a muscle in his leg while running.
3. To attract or draw people or attention.
The new museum pulls in thousands of visitors.
4. To remove something by taking it out or off.
The dentist pulled the bad tooth.