1. Draw slowly or heavily
   "haul stones"; "haul nets";
   - hale [archaic], cart, drag
    
2. Transport in a vehicle
   "haul stones from the quarry in a truck"; "haul vegetables to the market"
    
3. Carry with difficulty
   "They hauld the heavy furniture up the stairs";
   - lug, tote, tug, hump [informal]
    
4. Summon or bring someone somewhere
   "He was hauled into court"
    
5. (nautical) steer a vessel closer to the wind
   "The captain ordered the crew to haul the ship to take advantage of the wind"

1. The act of drawing or hauling something
   "the haul up the hill went very slowly";
   - draw, haulage
    
2. The quantity that was caught
   "the haul was only 10 fish";
   - catch
    
3. Things that have been taken, gained, acquired, or bought, especially in a single effort
   "She showed off her shopping haul in a video"

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Derived forms: hauled, hauling, hauls

Type of: carry, draw, indefinite quantity, pull, transport

Encyclopedia: Haul