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dragged To be pulled along or dragged away by someone or something. ■ After being caught stealing candy from the store, the little thief was literally dragged out of the premises by the security guards.
Carcass A large, dead animal, especially one that has been killed by humans. ■ "After the hunt, we dragged the carcass back to the campsite for dinner."
dour A person who is always in a bad mood, and who never smiles or laughs. ■ "I hate Mondays," said the dour employee as he dragged himself into work.
gee an exclamation of surprise or wonder, often used in a sarcastic or humorous way ■ "Wow, I can't believe it's already Monday again," John muttered to himself as he dragged himself out of bed. "Gee, time flies when you're having fun," he added dryly.
kidding The act of playfully teasing or joking with someone, often in a way that is meant to be taken lightly and not offended. ■ "I'm kidding! I don't actually hate Mondays," said John, as he dragged himself out of bed on a Monday morning.