Did you hear Mr. Jones pull an oliver at the board meeting last night? I wonder how the older folks liked that?
by Fo' Real January 18, 2008
An extreme reaction to irritating workplace noises, such as errant ringing cellphones, crinkling packing tape, or construction noise. Steam usually comes out of ones ears when in this state.
Sarah was afraid to open the package that had just arrived, in fear that her focused coworker might just pull an oliver.
by Lily Rose January 18, 2008
more specifically to act in a sexual manner with another person in a public place where kids are present
I wasn't pulling an oliver during a early afternoon showing of Enchanted sitting right in front of small children!
by hugs+brownies+warmfuzzies=life March 5, 2008
by M222E222 February 15, 2008
by Conman1516 July 28, 2020
by hi and hello March 1, 2021
when a TV show adds another younger character because the previous younger character(s) on that show has become too old and outgrown their cuteness.
Term originates from when The Brady Bunch introduced a new character named cousin oliver (in what turned out to be the final six episodes of the show) because all the cute kids grew up.
Term originates from when The Brady Bunch introduced a new character named cousin oliver (in what turned out to be the final six episodes of the show) because all the cute kids grew up.
when raven - symone was added to the cast of the Cosby Show because Bill thought Keisha outgrew her cuteness
pull a cousin oliver example numer dos: Malcolm in the middle, when Lois got pregnant around the 4th season.
pull a cousin oliver example numer dos: Malcolm in the middle, when Lois got pregnant around the 4th season.
by I'M BATMANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!! August 30, 2012