Talk:Drag

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Drag should also refer to "Dragging" a river or body of water for evidence or bodies.

I must say that I think the part about dragging the mouse is stupid.


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  • In computing, to drag a mouse's button and hold it down while moving the mouse.
  • In music, to drag is to play slower than the indicated tempo.
  • In drumming, a drag (also called a "ruff") is one of the 26 rudiments, consisting of two light strokes with one hand followed by a strong stroke with the opposite hand.
  • A drag is a device used to recover objects or bodies lost in shallow water. See dredge.
  • In agriculture, a drag is a heavy type of harrow (tool), used to break up ground.

These were all removed per MoS:DP because dab pages are to link to actual articles that might be confused b/c they share the same or similar names. These are all dicdefs that don't belong on the page unless they have their own articles.

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