What does pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over in Idioms_pull stand for?
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What is pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over?
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pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over is " to force a car to drive to the side of the road and stop (often used when talking about the police)", under pull-over-(someone)-or-pull-(someone)-over
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pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over Definition / pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over Means
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The definition of pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over is " to force a car to drive to the side of the road and stop (often used when talking about the police)"
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The Meaning of pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over
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pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over means " to force a car to drive to the side of the road and stop (often used when talking about the police)"
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We've found a total of 1 definitions for pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over
to force a car to drive to the side of the road and stop (often used when talking about the police) in Idioms
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