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to pull something with effort along a surface
to move a piece of computer data, such as an image, across a computer or smartphone screen using the mouse or a finger
to suck in or inhale air or smoke
to move more slowly than the rest or to linger behind
to move in a slow and difficult manner
to compel or force someone or something to come along against their will
(of time) to move slowly and tediously, often leading to a sense of impatience or boredom
to criticize, insult, or call out someone harshly, often in a humorous or exaggerated way
What does "to drag" mean in social slang?
The phrase "to drag" means to heavily criticize, insult, or expose someone, often in a harsh, relentless, or humorous way. The structure uses "drag" as a metaphor for pulling someone down verbally or damaging their reputation. It is commonly used in online and entertainment contexts where public figures or individuals are sharply mocked or "called out" in an exaggerated manner.
the action of pulling something along a surface with force
the force exerted on an object moving through a fluid that opposes its motion
a slow inhalation, as of smoke
clothing traditionally worn by the opposite sex, especially women's clothing worn by men
a person or thing considered boring or tedious
something that slows down or hinders progress
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