1. to pull something along a surface, usually the ground
2. to move slowly and with effort
3. to make something last longer than necessary

1. the force that opposes the motion of an object through air or water
Usage: physics
2. something that is boring or tiresome
Usage: informal
3. the act of pulling something along a surface

Examples

• She had to drag the heavy suitcase across the floor.
• The meeting seemed to drag on forever.
• The injured hiker could only drag himself to safety.
• The airplane’s design reduces drag for better fuel efficiency.
• This boring lecture is such a drag.
• He gave the rope a strong drag to move the boat.
• Don’t drag your feet when you walk.
• The detective tried not to drag out the investigation.