Pull-on Definition

po͝olŏn, -ôn
noun
A garment, such as a sweater or pair of pants, designed to be easily pulled on.
American Heritage
A pull-on skirt, shorts, etc.
Webster's New World
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adjective
Designating or of a garment designed to be put on easily, typically one without buttons, zippers, or other fasteners.
Webster's New World
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verb
To put on (clothes)
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Pull-on Sentence Examples

  • Careful not to pull on the navels, I cut the dried umbilical cords of all four kittens at an inch length.

  • His gaze swept over her body, lingering on her breasts, and she wished she'd stopped by the locker room to pull on a shirt instead of racing to get away from Darian.

  • This involves the introduction of machinery for measuring and controlling the speed at which it leaves the ship and for measuring the pull on the cable.

  • When the wheel is turning in the direction indicated, the forces holding the band still are W, and p, the observed pull on the spring balance.

  • Hopkinson had been inclined to attribute the anomaly to an increase in the tension of the bifilar threads, owing to a downward pull on the needle, but they showed that this theory would not account for the discrepancy.

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Words Ending With

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Words Starting With P and Ending With N

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