pull in
• (of a vehicle) move to the side of or off the road.
• "he pulled in at the kerb"
• succeed in securing or obtaining something.
• "the party pulled in 10 per cent of the vote"
• arrest someone.
• "I'd pull him in for questioning"
Similar:
arrest,
apprehend,
detain,
take into custody,
take prisoner,
seize,
capture,
catch,
take in,
collar,
nab,
pick up,
run in,
bust,
nail,
do,
feel someone's collar,
pinch,
nick,
• use reins to check a horse.
• "just beyond the village hall the farmer pulled in his horse"
pull-in
noun
• a roadside cafe.
