pull around

pull someone or something around

to drag or haul someone or something around. The woman had pulled her children around all day while she did the shopping. All of them were glad to get home. Nick pulled around his wagon and collected discarded aluminum cans.

pull around

1. To bring some vehicle to a location, especially to load or unload it: The valet pulled our car around, and we all got in.

2. To gradually return to a sound state of health; recover: Now that her fever is gone, the patient is really starting to pull around.

3. To reverse a decline in the value, performance, or health of something; turn something around: The company is almost bankrupt—I don't see how the new president can pull it around.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Zaynab	-	Arabic
Priyanka	-	Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali
Enid	['i:nid]
Elin	['elin]
Inma	-	Spanish
Nayara	-	Spanish