Pulling a Bire

Definition named after Trackmania streamer BirdieTM. In the gamemode Matchmaking/Ranked 3v3: Being the main cause of a round loss in a 4-4 situation AKA match point.

Ah that was a good match, but in the end I was Pulling a Bire

by sahtel August 9, 2023

pull a amon

to pull a amon means to having a drastic change in appearance

“yo u should get better style ”
“yeah i’ll pull a amon ”

by glassofwater September 6, 2023

Pulling a Vinkie

Leaving the office early when your boss has left early as well.
Pulling a Vinkie is best done between, roughly, lunch and 4pm. After 4 you can't really say it's a Vinkie anymore, that's just leaving early.

If you notice colleagues doing Vinkies regularly, they are probably not happy in their work. If you see them doing it smiling, they probably already have another job elsewhere.

A: Where's the boss?

B: he left already.

A: Vinkie!

B: Dude, it's half past 5, too late for pulling a Vinkie!

by Milanifan October 21, 2010

Pulling a train

To be the willing recipient of a sex act from a series of people (sometimes anonymously).

Janet pulled a train at the party in the back bedroom when she fucked a dozen guys; or, Henry sucked off everyone at the club in the men's room because he always fantasized about pulling a train.

by Schleven September 20, 2018

Pull a John

To Leave Randomly. This makes the people you were with previously wonder where the hell you dissapeared to.

Adrian : "I just saw the funniest thing today..."
*John Leaves*
Adrian : "And then I couldn't stop laughing"
Omar : "Where the hell is John?"

To Pull A John

by ItsCristian June 11, 2008

pull start

A term used to describe any Punjabi who wears a turban.

Term is meant to describe the action of pulling the turban in a manner similar to starting a lawnmower.

If another pull start moves to Brampton, i'm outta here!

by Skeeve February 1, 2006

Pulled a Franklin

Impromptu decision to walk out on a job or event at the last minute or without giving any notice.

A. "Did you hear about Jim? He got fed up at work and just walked out."
B. "I know. He totally pulled a Franklin."

A. "I feel bad for Jennie. Her fiance just walked out of their marriage ceremony and left her standing at the altar."
B. "Wow! He didn't strike me as the type to pull a Franklin."

by SabreFreek October 17, 2010