pulls out
Leaves the situation
Pulls out means to withdraw or extract something from a contained position: She pulls out her wallet.
When a vehicle pulls out, it leaves a parking space or enters traffic: The truck pulls out of the driveway.
To pull out of a situation is to withdraw from it: The company pulls out of the deal.
In sexual contexts, pulling out refers to withdrawing the penis before ejaculation as a contraceptive method.
Pincerlike gripping instrument
- pliersHinged metal gripping tool
- forcepsMedical grasping instrument
- yankQuick, forceful pull
- pluckSpirit or yank
tug · removal · extraction · dentist · wisdom tooth · molar · splinter · thorn
Tree's photosynthetic organs
- exitsDeparture points
- drives awayForces to leave
- retreatsBacks off or sanctuaries
- withdrawsPulls out or removes
evacuates · flees · escapes · reverses · takes off · driveway · parking · vehicle
Small case for currency
- cashReady spending funds
- moneyCurrency for transactions
- atmCurrently, in texts
- bankPlace holding deposits
savings · funds · retrieves · produces · brandishes · grabs · pocket · purse
tweezers
Pincerlike gripping instrument
pluck · tug · removal · extraction · dentist · wisdom tooth · molar · splinter · thorn · sliver
leaves
Tree's photosynthetic organs
- exitsDeparture points
- drives awayForces to leave
- retreatsBacks off or sanctuaries
withdraws · evacuates · flees · escapes · reverses · takes off · driveway · parking · vehicle · car
wallet
Small case for currency
bank · savings · funds · retrieves · produces · brandishes · grabs · pocket · purse · drawer
withdraws
Pulls out or removes
troops · military · forces · soldiers · pullback · withdrawal · ceasefire · mission · territory · occupation
deploys
Positions for use
activates · parachute · airbag · landing gear · emergency · safety · cord · ripcord · trigger · mechanism