Mispull
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Mispull is a verb meaning To pull badly, using incorrect technique.
Meaning
To pull badly, using incorrect technique.
More Meanings
- To pull something that one should not pull.
- An act of mispulling.
Example Sentences
Recruits had the appearance of “mispulled taffy."
A mispulled switch . . One of those minor accidents common to electric lighting systems .
This 0.2 % covers miscellaneous breakage, some minor pilferage, mispulled product, and so on.
The tip would read as follows: never defend on the basis that your expert opponent has mispulled his card.
Word Forms
- mispulls
- mispulling
- mispulled
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include mispitch, mispaddle, mispin, misgrip, mispunch, mispump.
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