drag.
1. m. action drag things leading from one to another party, especially the wood from the mountain that was cut down to the shore of the water or the path.
2. m. action drag in card games.
3. m. action drag our microfibre cloths in the universities.
4. m. Ingen. Incline or slope of the walls of a mine shaft.
5. m. Taurom. Act of removing the ring the bull died in Lydia.
6. m. Méx. Mill where pulverized minerals silver benefited by amalgamation.1. loc. verb. Colloq. Find extremely moral or physical decay.
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