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dragging

adjective as in tiresome, monotonous

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But that has now changed as a northerly wind is dragging cold Arctic air across the UK with temperatures now falling 3-6C below the mid-November average.

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By then the Second Punic War, which had been set off by Hannibal’s incursions in northern Spain, was dragging into its eighth year.

He is no stranger to dragging himself through tough times.

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After all, you’re probably dragging your luggage with the other hand.

Stocks suffered their biggest declines in more than a month Thursday, dragging all three major benchmarks into negative territory for November.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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