to sway gently, such as tree branches in the wind; to flicker, such as a flame

to pull, drag, or haul something behind; to tow

to sway or flicker with the breeze

tracer bullet; tracer shell; tracer ammunition; a type of military ammunition that contains a chemical agent to produce a trail of light or smoke to help aim or mark targets

A powered vehicle used for pulling agricultural machinery or trailers; any machine providing traction for towing.

to throw away armor and trail weapons behind; describes fleeing in panic after a crushing defeat

(literary) to live as a guest or protégé of a powerful person; literally to drag one's robe at a prince's gate

To live a poor but free and simple life rather than a high-status life with many restrictions; literally "to drag one's tail in the mud."

to pull; to drag; to haul something along

A specialized parachute designed to be towed by a vehicle to provide lift for a person

A motor vehicle used for pulling trailers, farm machinery, or other heavy equipment.

to pull from the side; to tug or drag

swaying gently and beautifully; moving with graceful and willowy motions

to sway with willowy motions; to move or flutter in a way that reveals a charming or elegant posture

(bird species of China) wedge-tailed shearwater (Puffinus pacificus)

(Taiwan) A heavy-duty truck designed to pull a trailer; a prime mover.

to walk slowly or with dragging steps

shuffle; a style of dance characterized by quick heel-and-toe movements

(literary) to hand in a blank examination paper, particularly during an imperial exam

to drag one's hem at the gates of the nobility, referring to the practice of seeking patronage or serving as an attendant to the powerful

(literary) to walk slowly by dragging one's heels along the ground

to bend or sway back and forth in the wind