• Synonyms: dragging
  Meaning: marked by a painfully slow and effortful manner; "it was a strange dragging approach"; "years of dragging war"

• They were dragging them toward the idols, and Jim understood what that scene portended.
• They were dragging ever so much honey, which they crammed down the cross little Princesses' throats.
• With that, they walk again; she, making those angry spirts in the sand; he, dragging that dejected tail.
• The one in the lead is dragging a bit of gurry out from the water and up over the edge into the sunlight.
• The boys were dragging along the banquette a small "express wagon," which they had filled with blocks and sticks.
• As he turned, dragging the pole with him, up sprang the fire again from the hollow into which the wheel of the wagon had sunk.
• The first thing she touched was Dolly's large pig-tail, and, grasping that tight, she sank again, dragging Dolly down with her, backward.
• She gave me the idea of some fierce thing, that was dragging the length of its chain to and fro upon a beaten track, and wearing its heart out.
• He advanced slowly, dragging himself along on his breast, forcing back the cry of pain when some raw wound sent a keen pang through his whole body.
• They are not dragging anything, but are sort of helping the leader by crowding against him and eating little pieces out of the filament of his tail.

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