/gquit
Iron: Hey Maza, have some loot!
Maza: /gquit
Everyone: Who would have thought Maza was going to pull a Maza? /shockedpikachuface
Maza: /gquit
Everyone: Who would have thought Maza was going to pull a Maza? /shockedpikachuface
by Elerin December 09, 2019
IPA: ˈpʊl ə ˈbɔ ˌbi
v., Idiomatic
1. To complain about not getting loot, even though you never asked for loot, and to expect others to ask on your behalf
2. To refuse to bring the necessary pots to raid and then be surprised when you do not make core
3. Chiefly British To /gquit so hard that you switch to another server
v., Idiomatic
1. To complain about not getting loot, even though you never asked for loot, and to expect others to ask on your behalf
2. To refuse to bring the necessary pots to raid and then be surprised when you do not make core
3. Chiefly British To /gquit so hard that you switch to another server
First recorded in 1647 by Milton:
"Stand not amazed: the prince will doom thee death if thou art taken: hence, be gone, away! Make haste to pull a Bobbi, and leave this place anon!"
"Stand not amazed: the prince will doom thee death if thou art taken: hence, be gone, away! Make haste to pull a Bobbi, and leave this place anon!"
by Elerin December 09, 2019
IPA: tʰɪk mu:v
n. (plural: tic moves)
1. Conduct characteristic of an explosive druid who removes world buffs from fellow raiders after downing the boss.
n. (plural: tic moves)
1. Conduct characteristic of an explosive druid who removes world buffs from fellow raiders after downing the boss.
Fignuts: Today in raid some idiot druid got the Vael bomb and blew us all up.
Jk: Wow, what a Tic-move!
Jk: Wow, what a Tic-move!
by Elerin March 03, 2020
IPA: ˈgæ̃ŋˌkɑr
n. (pl. Gankars)
An ultimatum that if you are not the first to receive gear, you will have to pull a Maza and the guild will be left without your invaluable DPS and skills.
Latin (Cancare, meaning "to be deluded") > Spanish (Gancar) > English (c. 1850 with the sense of "a deluded statement")
n. (pl. Gankars)
An ultimatum that if you are not the first to receive gear, you will have to pull a Maza and the guild will be left without your invaluable DPS and skills.
Latin (Cancare, meaning "to be deluded") > Spanish (Gancar) > English (c. 1850 with the sense of "a deluded statement")
Chaud: He's offered us a Gankar - either we give him all the loot, or he leaves.
Qtpie: Oh no! What will we do?
Qtpie: Oh no! What will we do?
by Elerin December 10, 2019
IPA: ˈpʊl ə ˈspɪfˌɾi
v., Idiomatic
To accept an Onyxia Hide Backpack without saying anything, even though you already have one and there are mains in the raid who do not.
Origin of the term is uncertain, but some scholars believe it comes from Old Frisian (c.f. German "Ein Spifty pullen"; Dutch "een Spifty puljen"). Many believe the legendary character Spifty not to have been the first to do this.
v., Idiomatic
To accept an Onyxia Hide Backpack without saying anything, even though you already have one and there are mains in the raid who do not.
Origin of the term is uncertain, but some scholars believe it comes from Old Frisian (c.f. German "Ein Spifty pullen"; Dutch "een Spifty puljen"). Many believe the legendary character Spifty not to have been the first to do this.
Iron: If you already have a bag, tell us so we don't give you another one. We don't want anyone to pull a Spifty again.
by Elerin December 09, 2019
IPA: ˈpʊl ə ˈsnɑ͜ɪˌpɚ
v., Idiomatic
To "accidentally" (read: purposely) pull mobs in MC, including Ragnaros, resulting in the wipe of the entire raid.
v., Idiomatic
To "accidentally" (read: purposely) pull mobs in MC, including Ragnaros, resulting in the wipe of the entire raid.
Iron: I can't deal with this shit. If someone is going to pull a Sniper everytime we run MC, I'm just going to have to commit sudoku.
by Elerin December 10, 2019
IPA: ˈpʊl ə ˈspɪfˌɾi
Idiom
To accept an Onyxia Hide Backpack without saying anything, even though you already have one and there are mains in the raid who do not.
Origin of the term is uncertain, but some scholars believe it comes from Old Frisian (c.f. German "Ein Spifty pullen"; Dutch "een Spifty puljen"). Many believe the legendary character Spifty not to have been the first to do this.
Idiom
To accept an Onyxia Hide Backpack without saying anything, even though you already have one and there are mains in the raid who do not.
Origin of the term is uncertain, but some scholars believe it comes from Old Frisian (c.f. German "Ein Spifty pullen"; Dutch "een Spifty puljen"). Many believe the legendary character Spifty not to have been the first to do this.
Iron: If you already have a bag, tell us so we don't give you another one. We don't want anyone to pull a Spifty again.
by Elerin December 09, 2019