Pulling a Carpiee

Pulling a carpiee is when you try wasting over 3 hours of your life playing mobile games on a 3rd world country.

Damn it, It's 11 PM and he's pulling a carpiee

by LePost James March 23, 2022

Pulled a Lindy

when you do something that you were not supposed to do, or saying you'll do something in 15 minutes but instead it takes you 3-4 hours.

I pulled a Lindy when I told my mom I was going to sleep in 15 minutes after grinding some cash in this game, and now it's 8AM and I have been playing for seventeen and a half hours and apparently I'm still sick...

by LFTDPrince July 1, 2023

Pull A Swiftie

When a male or female pops up, sleeps with everything in their capacity over a short period of time then vanishes from the public eye, only to pop up in another village/town/city/continent having written numerous songs/poems/Facebook updates/general gobbing off about the lacklustre performance of their previous lovers, before repeating the cycle again.....and again.

Pull A Swiftie

"Have you seen that new bit of totty that has moved in to Peckham Road.... Phwooooaaaar!!!"

"Stay well clear mate, rumour has it that she Pull(ed) a Swiftie in her last town......"

by ThroatPunch January 10, 2017

Pulling a Flip

Verb. When your teenager decides to invite dozens of friends over for the night, but doesn't tell you in advance.

*coming home from work to a house full of teens:

"Did your father or I approve this, or are you just pulling a flip?"

by Robobobbi April 22, 2017

to pull a Poly9

To do something overnight.

- Hey can you add X to the product?
No need to pull a Poly9, just do it by next week.

by yokwe99 November 28, 2010

Pull a Dylan

To take long; way too long; to take forever. Running extremely slow; behind; a turtle.

We were going to run multiple raids tonight, but Dylan had to *pull a Dylan* and now we only have time for 1.

by anonymous November 15, 2021

pull a sully

Verb, to grossly over-exaggerate. Usually this is with a fact or experience. To properly pull a sully, you must always reference a certain website or source, which can never be found at a later time. This practice is extremely annoying.

Guy 1: Have you heard about the new Audi Q 5? It's diesel gets 81MPG! I heard ti on the Audi website!
Guy 2: I don't think so. Let's check that website.
(Website says it gets 25 MPG)
Guy 1: I could have sworn it said 81! I must have read it somewhere else!
Guy 2: Shut up. Don't pull a Sully on me.

by Rapasm June 21, 2009