pullers

noun
UK /ˈpʊləz/
US /ˈpʊlərz/

Pullers are people or things that pull something.

The pullers tugged the heavy rope across the field.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. People whose job is to pull something, like a rickshaw or cart.

The rickshaw pullers waited for passengers near the station.

3. Tools or devices used for pulling, such as a puller for removing nails or gears.

He used a gear puller to take the wheel off the shaft.

4. In rowing, people who row with a strong pulling motion.

The strongest pullers sat in the middle of the boat.

5. People who attract customers or attention to a place or event.

The band was one of the big crowd pullers at the fair.