dragging
/ˈdræɡɪŋ/
verb
- Pulling something along with force, especially across a surface.
- The child was dragging a toy behind her on a string.
- They spent the afternoon dragging branches to the bonfire pile.
- He was dragging a heavy suitcase through the airport.
- Moving slowly or with difficulty.
- She was dragging herself to work despite feeling sick.
- Time seemed to be dragging during the long lecture.
- The injured hiker was dragging his leg as he walked.
- Pulling data or an object across a screen using a mouse or finger (computing).
- You can move the file by dragging it to the folder icon.
- She was dragging the slider to adjust the volume.
- The app allows you to rearrange icons by dragging them.
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