tugging's Usage Examples:

Selyn started away, tugging at him to follow.

You'll look great, but you won't have to worry about spending the entire day tugging at your outfit.

Sasha stepped back, a smile tugging up one side of his mouth.

"Hug of War" is an endearing short poem that presents a heartwarming image of hugging over tugging.

She crossed a disused railroad line tugging her cream-coloured, baby alpaca coat about her ankles.

She was tugging at the necklace.

The butt of the suit will shift slightly, but if the entire swimsuit becomes a wedgie it is not a good fit for you, and you will spend the entire day pulling and tugging at it.

"And talk," he interrupted, tugging her away from the door.

He loosened the knives at his hip and thighs before drawing on the protective gloves and tugging the protective hood and face combo over his head.

She woke to bright sunlight shining through her window and jumped from the bed, tugging on a pair of shorts and a blouse.

Growing weary of my standard eyeliner and lipstick look, I've decided to do a Cover Girl eye shadow review to see if it packs the same makeup punch that eyeliners do, but without all the tugging and pulling.

He stopped, tugging her hand urgently as he turned toward the door.

"You're too weak to fight him," she said, a smile tugging up the corner of her mouth.

Synonyms:

pull in, attract, draw, draw in, pull,

Antonyms:

make peace, relax, unstrain, walk, repel,