Phrasal verbs starting with "drag"

To make someone or something worse, lower in quality, or more negative.

To involve someone or something unnecessarily or by force in a situation.

To force or draw someone into a situation, place, or activity they do not want to be part of.

To continue for much longer than expected or desired, in a tedious way.

To make something last longer than necessary, or to pull someone or something out of a place by force.

To mention something unpleasant from the past that would be better forgotten, or to raise a child poorly.