Pull a Pelican

To take an amazingly artistic picture of an ordinary scenery.

Jorge: Look at this awesome picture I took of that building.
Pedro: It's not bad, but you didn't pull a pelican.

by omestrepepe October 31, 2016

Pulling a Charly

Hiding the fact that you have a partner (boyfriend/girlfriend) on purpose vis-a-vis a group of (new) friends.

“Are they still together?”
“No, she was pulling a Charly on him and hid the fact that he existed from the people she met in her new class. He knew, but ultimately found it to hard to accept when she started to even ask other friends to lie to keep the secret.“

by mcddze July 22, 2022

Pull a Gonzo

To go to the bathroom.

As soon as I saw how big that crack rock was, I had to pull a Gonzo

by Jer Abstract December 9, 2011

Pulling an ally

Actin a foool

See that idiot over there he's pulling an ally

by Yourpseudonym69420 April 26, 2022

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

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

Pulling a chad

Thinking an elk is a horse.

“Is that a horse?” “Nope you’re just pulling a chad.”

by Pk33 April 13, 2024