English word that means to hook up with someone or make out with them, often at a party or nightclub. Tongues are often involved. You can also be 'on the pull', which means to seek out or pursue someone with whom you want to get off with (often a complete stranger).
Katie went to Jamie's party on the pull, where she met Dean and fulfilled her aim of getting off with someone she didn't know.
"I saw you pulling Dean last night, you slut. He's my boyfriend."
"I saw you pulling Dean last night, you slut. He's my boyfriend."
by PimpMyYak May 2, 2009
by hannahlovessarah1234 September 20, 2010
When co-workers set an event outside of work, and one co-worker bails without notice after he/she agreed to meet up.
Co-worker 1: Is Co-worker 3 still coming?
Co-Worker 2: Na, he's Pulling a Will.
Co-worker 1: I saw that coming.
Co-Worker 2: Na, he's Pulling a Will.
Co-worker 1: I saw that coming.
by TheTrollthatLurks November 19, 2012
To go out clubbing or partying and hoping to attract someone. It does not necessarily mean having sex with someone at the end of it.
"We're off out on the pull tonight!"
"Wear your pulling pants tonight: We're going out!"
"She pulled a really fit dentistry student last night"
"He pulled loads of girls last night in the pub"
"Wear your pulling pants tonight: We're going out!"
"She pulled a really fit dentistry student last night"
"He pulled loads of girls last night in the pub"
by EngRose March 29, 2017
pull in and get pitted
by surfnturf293 October 13, 2011
The act or actions of making yourself so physically attractive to a certain person or group of people, that they would be willing to and engage in sexual intercourse with you.
"Hey Bill, did you pull a bird (female) last night"? Darren asked.
"Yea, I fucked that Marley birds brains out." Bill replied.
"Yea, I fucked that Marley birds brains out." Bill replied.
by HPVARROCK September 18, 2013
by Jasmine K. July 4, 2005