| pull |
The length of a stock, as measured from the center of the trigger to the center of the butt. Pull measurements are not exactly comparable between double-trigger and a single-trigger guns. At Hallowell & Co., pull is measured from the front trigger of a double-trigger gun and from the only trigger of a single-trigger gun. The length of pull is about right for a shotgun when, with the gun comfortably mounted, there are about two finger-widths between the meat of your thumb and your cheekbone. ...
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| pull-through o. |
surgery on the intestine in which a diseased segment is removed and a proximal segment is pulled down and through the part just beyond the removed part. See ileoanal pull-through anastomosis, Duhamel o., Soave o., and Swenson's o.
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| pulled e. |
subluxation of the head of the radius distally under the annular ligament, produced by sudden traction on the hand with the elbow extended and the forearm pronated; called also nursemaids' e., Goyrand's injury, and Malgaigne's luxation.
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| pulled t. |
disruption of the fibers attaching a muscle to its point of origin, occurring as the result of unusual muscular effort.
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| pullorum d. |
an infectious disease of birds, including chickens, caused by Salmonella enteritidis serotype pullorum and marked by loss of appetite, dullness, diarrhea that leaves white lumps around the cloaca, reduced egg yield, and infertility of eggs. It is sometimes fatal, with moribund and dead birds found at hatching time. Called also white diarrhea.
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| pull | cause to come or go down |
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| pull | tear down so as to make flat with the ground |
| pull | get or bring together |
| pull | direct toward itself or oneself |
| pull | move into (a station) of trains |
| pull | earn on some commercial or business transaction |
| pull | make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activity |
| pull | pull or pull out sharply |
| pull | remove by drawing or pulling |
| pull | cause to withdraw |
| pull | be successful |
| pull | do one's share in a common task |