Use "descriptive words" a lot? You can jump

Things pull often describes (“pull ________”)
out, ups, down, inflation, back, hard, weeds, off, name, quotes, end, devil, skin, right, everything, outward, details, amplifier, away, strategy, yarn, hair, foot, downs, cord, offs, information, knees, body, amplifiers, arm, outs, rank, particulars, pants, head, hands, production, leg, test, meat, over, handle, tongue, impression, line, tab, baker, knee, opponent, subscriptions, trigger, chin, shoulders, legs, push, shaft, technology, curtains, strength, air, elbows, toes, starboard, faith, thread, text, paper, lever, ribbon, scheduling, tip, through, feet, ear, shirt, something, focus, overs, threads, yards, dough, assembly, close, top, husks, loop, rod, tail

How pull often is described (“________ pull”)
gravitational, long, push, strong, downward, magnetic, hard, steady, demand, upward, political, powerful, slight, direct, constant, gentle, stronger, sharp, sudden, quick, heavy, and, straight, greater, maximum, horizontal, inward, emotional, backward, slow, tremendous, deep, regressive, forward, effective, irresistible, vertical, dead, outward, muscular, vigorous, centripetal, stiff, violent, centrifugal, tidal, lateral, mighty, continuous, unbalanced, extra, longitudinal, strongest, pound, light, double, resultant, net, slightest, firm, enormous, excessive, drawbar, steep, uphill

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See pull used in context: 100+ rhymes, 11 Shakespeare works, 2 Mother Goose rhymes, several books and articles.

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