Pull

What a clay shooter says to signal the trapper to press a button to release a target from a trap

“Pull!” the shooter exclaimed, as she called for the target.

by Rea_Krieghoff March 31, 2019

Pulling an anthony

Pretending or threading to kill yourself over a girl or to get said girl

Shit Donny is pulling an Anthony

by Mentally_stable August 19, 2018

Pulling a Daisy

To hide and secretly eat during an online meeting.

He! Why is Bernard’s camera switched off? Oh he is hungry and he is pulling a Daisy. Ahh bon appetite Bernard!

by Sebbyfly February 17, 2023

Pulling a Smut

When you buy high-end hardware for the master race PC but don't use it as all

Guy: I want to buy this latest survival game for my 3090
Me: Don't be pulling a Smut! You won't play it, just another game to your collection wasted

by The One Who Speaks February 5, 2021

pull a nelson

Pull a nelson means to overcome against the odds with a decisive win. It's a British figure of speech created from the actions of Admiral Nelson because of his victory at the Battle of Trafalgar. He was heavily outnumbered by French, Spanish and Portuguese Navy's and {prevailed}. This ended Napoleon's plans to invade England.

Wow, did you really pull a nelson, the way you kicked those three guys asses after they tried to jump you.

by littlebird 11 September 30, 2019

pulling a Wild

usually happens when asking for clarification or in a conversation, the person listening turns or walks away with no recognition to the person talking

Similar terms:

- pulled a Wild

Also see:

- Wilded (The act of ignoring or walking away from someone, leaving them bewildered.)

Lol, just pulling a Wild like that.

by Impact#6 July 9, 2011

pulling a xander

someone is "pulling a xander" when they are being abnormally horny and/or weird

"Alanna was being horny as hell earlier, it was weird"

"You know she was just pulling a Xander"

by sighlass June 12, 2022