pullup

noun
UK /ˈpʊlʌp/
US /ˈpʊlʌp/

A pullup is an exercise where you hang from a bar and pull yourself up.

He does ten pullups every morning before breakfast.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A diaper that you pull on like underwear, used by children learning to use the toilet.

She packed pullups in the bag for the toddler.

3. A place where a vehicle can stop at the side of a road.

We found a pullup by the lake to eat our lunch.

4. An act of pulling something up or raising it.

The pullup of the anchor took a long time.