present participle of pull teeth

present participle of pull over

present participle of pull together

present participle and gerund of pull a train

present participle of pull through

(idiomatic) Ability to attract people. / (non-idiomatic) The capacity to exert power in a physical pull.

A traditional Ayurvedic folk remedy where vegetable oil is swished or held in the mouth, thereby supposedly "pulling out" toxins.

present participle of pull down

present participle of pull out

present participle of pull a sickie