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A list of all pages that have property "English definition" with value "pull out; unplug; extract". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Bentet  + (pull at something, pinch between finger and thumb, e.g. pull feathers of a a cock when arousing it to fight, pinch boil to pop it)
  • Jambotin  + (pull back husk of coconut to form tuft for tying ( gancet ))
  • Arad  + (pull back, drag (e.g. a stubborn animal), draw on a rope)
  • Ngesit  + (strip off, tear off)
  • Emed  + (pull by force)
  • Ngedeng  + (pull drag, drag something along (e.g. kiskis), drag behind, draw, pull out)
  • Makedengan  + (pull drag, draw)
  • Kedeng  + (pull draw, pull in one direction)
  • Magebeg-gebegan  + (pull each other (scramble))
  • Magebeg  + (pull each other (scramble))
  • Mubutin  + (pull fish out of net, pull out something small (vs. ngabut = pull out something big))
  • Kedetin  + (pull his hand to help)
  • Ampan  + (pull in opposite directions, e.g. tug of war)
  • Jambak  + (pull it, take it)
  • Ngangget  + (pull or hook or catch something with a knife or arit tied on the end of a pole, juan, as used to harvest coconuts, fruits, etc.)
  • Plesed  + (pull or slide the buttocks to move)
  • Bancut  + (Pull out)
  • Ngangsuh  + (pull out)
  • Jabud  + (pull out (cultivation of rice fields))
  • Ngilidang  + (pull out of danger (e.g. child from road))
  • Majukut  + (pull out weeds in rice field this is done just before the seeds form)
  • Angsuh  + (pull out, jerk suddenly (as a fishing line))
  • Butbut  + (pull out, pluck, e.g. fish out of a net)
  • Mubut  + (pull out, pull fish out of net (= ngabut))
  • Ngabut  + (pull out, pull up, pull something out or up (e.g. plant))
  • Abut  + (pull out; unplug; extract)
  • Ngampuk  + (pull quickly (e.g. start outboard motor))
  • Juadang  + (pull rubber or rope)
  • Ngemed  + (pull strongly (more strongly than ngedeng))
  • Nyambotin  + (pull up projecting strip from surface of something)
  • Ngampan  + (steep cliff)
  • Miler  + (pull/twist someone's ear)
  • Embotan  + (pull; results off pulling activity)
  • Kapiler  + (pulled (about ear) (by))
  • Gebega  + (pulled (by someone))
  • Macelos  + (pulled down)
  • Makedeng  + (pulled out)
  • Kedet-kedet  + (pulled up)
  • Kekerekan  + (pulley)
  • Pangerekan  + ((pangérékan) - pulley; a tool for curling or pulling)
  • Kerek  + (hoist; small wheeled laces that are lined or chained (to raise goods); kapi; pulley; tahal)
  • Makedeng-kedengan  + (pulling around)
  • Bila  + (fruit)
  • Ampas  + (pulp left over from the extraction of sugar from sugar cane (tebu), sagu from punyan jaka (sugar palm tree), or santen from coconut (nyuh) (the latter is also called usam). In areas other than Jimbaran, the word is used to mean dregs, lefteover, residue)
  • Celagi  + ((Leguminosae))
  • Usam  + (pulp residue left over from squeezing santen out of grated coconut)
  • Pulung-pulung  + (rice cake (jaja))
  • Ngulig  + (pulverize)
  • Ngirag  + (pulverize and stir)
  • Irag  + (pulverize and stir)
  • Nyedot  + (pump out something, in hale, suck, sip, siphon)