1. past tense and past participle of drag; pulled along a surface, typically the ground
2. moved slowly and with effort or reluctance
3. continued for an excessive or tedious length of time

Examples

• She dragged the heavy suitcase across the floor.
• The injured hiker dragged himself to safety.
• He dragged his feet when asked to clean his room.
• The meeting dragged on for three hours.
• The dog dragged its leash behind it.
• Time dragged while we waited for news.
• They dragged the boat onto the beach.