Pull a knot

It means to hang your self. Aka commit suicide.

Person 1:Hah, I really could pull a knot rn. Person 2:Why? Person 1: I don’t want to be here…

by ScarTheDragon April 18, 2022

Pulled a steve

The act of almost or completely falling back in your chair.

Larry: I noticed jim from accountant almost pulled a steve in the Faculty office.

Dave: They should really give the workers better chairs.

by WACKYJK33 December 29, 2023

pull a blum

to foolishly rekindle a relationship that was sufficiently dead and done

"Ricky just got back with Sarah, even though after their first round it was clear that they had nothing in common other than a lust for sex"

"No way, I didn't think he would pull a blum!"

by ATLAN July 20, 2012

Pulling a Wonton

When you go balls deep into a crowd as a last ditch effort. Its like marriage without the option of divorce, there is no exit strategy.

I didn't make it but I tried by pulling a Wonton and committed hard.

by Ice Barrage March 16, 2021

Pulling a Tom Brady

Cheating and Lying about not cheating and getting away with it.

Brody is great at pulling a Tom Brady

by She did djdndjdbdejdb den October 10, 2020

Pull a Shimarin

The experience of going solo-camping.

Phrase is inspired by Rin Shima from YuruCamp.

Yo, do you have any plans for summer?

Oh yea, I will pull a Shimarin.

Damn, sounds like fun.

by rdk_ February 10, 2022

Pull up with the stinker

When you or someone else introduces themself into a conversation or scenario with a mood killing story or bad news to tell.

Bruv, you didnt have to pull up with the stinker like that. Terrible.
Another way to say it is "pull up wit da stinker", in which it is used in a slang scenario.

by REEF BOX Nation August 05, 2020