Definitions by Arnold the great
Majdy
To agree enthusiastically to a plan, idea, or commitment, only to flake out, back out, or completely change your mind at the very last minute. Frequently used as the phrase "to pull a Majdy"
Person A: "Are Ali and Sam still coming to the beach with us? We're leaving in ten minutes."
Person B: "Nah, Ali pulled a Majdy on us. He was totally down all week but just texted saying he's too tired."
Person B: "Nah, Ali pulled a Majdy on us. He was totally down all week but just texted saying he's too tired."
Majdy by Arnold the great July 16, 2026