pulled up
Came to halt
Pulled up is the past tense of pull up, which has several meanings depending on context.
To pull up is to stop a vehicle: She pulled up to the curb.
It can mean to move closer: Pull up a chair.
In slang, to pull up is to arrive or show up, often with confidence: He pulled up to the party in a new car.
To pull someone up is to reprimand them: The boss pulled him up for being late.
Came to rest
- brakedReduced speed intentionally
- parkedLeft in place
- arrivedReached one's destination
- drew upCreated a formal document
rolled up · slowed · idled · paused · stationed · positioned · approached · reached
Harshly reprimanded
- correctedFixed what was wrong
- chidedMildly rebuked someone
- rebukedSharply criticized for fault
- admonishedWarned or reproved
called out · told off · cautioned · warned · criticized · censured · reproached · chastened
halted
Came to rest
drew up · rolled up · slowed · idled · paused · stationed · positioned · approached · reached · coasted
scolded
Harshly reprimanded
admonished · called out · told off · cautioned · warned · criticized · censured · reproached · chastened · dressed down
hoisted
Lifted with effort
tugged · drew · heaved · winched · jerked · upraised · extracted · retrieved · uprooted · fished out
cinched
Fastened or guaranteed
fastened · belted · strapped · hoisted · tucked · gathered · snugged · laced · knotted · buckled
- steeplechasesteeplechase, steeplechaser, hurdle, hurdles, hurdler
- fabric statesworn, clean, dirty, ripped, stretched
pulled uppulled away
Moved back or departed
drove off · drove away · took off · pulled out · kept going
pulled uppulled down
Forcibly removed or demolished
pushed down · lowered · dropped · pressed down · let down