pull-up Definition
pull-up (po̵ol′up′)
noun
an exercise in which a person chins himself or herself
pull up Synonyms
pull up
v.
pull-up Usage Examples
Converse of object
- do: Faster pull-ups You can do pull-ups a lot faster by doing a drop catch.
- wear: I am at a standstill at present both are wearing pull-ups, now weather is drier it is time to start again.
- have: Now, of course we have disposable pull-ups that do get wet well that's a success for real diaper campaigners.
Preposition: at
night: On the advice of the educational psychologist and the health visitor, I put him back in pull-ups at night.
Adjective modifier
- internal: Logic High: 10V ( via internal pull-up ).
- disposable: Now, of course we have disposable pull-ups that do get wet well that's a success for real diaper campaigners.
- sharp: Margot herself, a mischievous sprite, is in for a sharp pull-up from Miss Annersley.
- more: As your muscles get stronger, the contraction can be held for longer and more pull-ups achieved.
Modifies a noun
- resistor: Actually pin 8 is the processor reset line and has an on-board pull-up resistor.
- bar: Stretch yourself, whatever your height, with the pull-up bar that won't wreck your door or leave your feet on the floor.
- diaper: Whilst I'm being the cynic, I'd like to comment on the pull-up diaper scenario.
Noun used with modifier
on-board: Actually pin 8 is the processor reset line and has an on-board pull-up resistor.
Browse dictionary entries near pull-up
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