Pulling A Switzerland

(v.) to remain neutral in an arguement.

BILL: "Hey, Lisa and I are fighting. I say waffles are better than pancakes, she disagrees."
JEFF: "You know what Bill? I'm going to be Pulling A Switzerland on this one."

by rossgdshglks March 18, 2008

Pulled a butter

Refers to someone reaching climax in a public place such as a metro station or even in a group call.

-Hey man did you hear luke got arrested?

No what did he do?

-he pulled a butter at the park
-shiiiit

by Scaryautistgoogledme May 14, 2019

Pulling a mashall

Leaving a place without anyone noticing.

That guy was pulling a mashall at the party

by Anonymous2pointO September 09, 2018

Pulling a Travis

Being at the top of the Gay Hierarchy

Guy 1: that guy is pretty gay ngl
Guy 2: he is pulling a travis

by NotAmmon December 08, 2020

to pull a Stacey

A Stacey is when you show up to a dinner late. Then you sit down you order and all. Then you wait for the exact moment when the entrée is served. At that point you ask for the bill. Pay. Leave without saying good bye to anyone or apologising and leaving the meal you ordered untouched.

A true Stacey is pulled when one hosts the event. However, the term has become more loosely defined in recent times.

I hated that party. Thank God I managed to pull a Stacey.

I can't believe she pulled a Stacey last night.

I went on a date but she pulled a Stacey on me.

by babaganoush20134 April 20, 2013

Pulling A Joth

A term used to describe someone who doesn't take losing to Stephen Peers lightly at pool in the club. This will result in suggestions that Stephen or "Bombhead" has cheated.

" Bomhead, did you win that game of pool?
"Yeah Begs, but at the end he started pulling a Joth!"

by lordliam February 28, 2015

Pull a Jake

Being the first (or only) one to take your shirt off amongst a group of people or friends. Even when the situation doesn't encourage or ask for it (or sometimes it does).

Past Tense: Pulled a Jake
Present Tense: Pull a Jake
Future Tense: Pulling a Jake

Scenario 1:
(Bunch of friends partying together, and a guy takes his shirt off)
Dude, that guy just "pulled a Jake"!!

Scenario 2:
(Friends playing soccer in hot weather with their shirts on, and one takes his shirt off in the middle of play)
Sorry guys. It's hot out here so I had to pull a Jake.

The ladies would think it's hot if you would "pull a Jake" and show off those muscles.

Bro, remember that time you "pulled a Jake" in sub-zero winter?

by The Machine 07 December 11, 2010