Talking about dragging something heavy: “We hitched the log on and ________ it out (of the woods).”
| DRUG | 461 |
| DRAGGED | 449 |
| SNAKED | 88 |
| NR | 36 |
| SKIDDED | 34 |
| PULLED | 25 |
| DRAG | 10 |
| HAULED | 9 |
| SNAKE | 7 |
| SKID | 3 |
| SNAKING | 3 |
| TWITCHED | 3 |
| DREW | 2 |
| TOWED | 2 |
| DRAWED | 1 |
| HAUL | 1 |
| PITCHED ‘EM OUT | 1 |
| PULL | 1 |
| SKIN | 1 |
| SKINNED | 1 |
| SKIT | 1 |
| SLED | 1 |
| SNAKING LOGS | 1 |
| SNARED | 1 |
| SNATCHED | 1 |
| SWAMP | 1 |
| TOTE | 1 |
| YANKED | 1 |
| YARD | 1 |
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