Pull

Used when someone tells a bad joke, as in the context of skeet, to throw their joke up in the air then shoot it down.

Person A: bad joke
Person B: Pull

by Pheenixm July 2, 2011

Pull

A British slang term refering to kissing someone.
The term replaced the now out of fashion term 'snogging' of the 1990s and is now used by most teenagers so that they can have conversations about the night before when their parents are in the room.

Girl 1: "That party was pretty manic last night!"
Girl 2: "Yeaaah! I pulled Steven after you left."

by Mimi. March 14, 2009

pull

Pickpocketing or lifting property, e.g. wallets, telephones, iPods, without the mark realising it at the time of theft.

That was a nice pull, the guy didn't notice a thing.

by campanile July 16, 2011

Pull

Influence, as with persons able to grant favors. An advantage over another or others.

Clubber #1: Yo, can you get us to the front of this whack ass line.

Clubber #2: Fuck dude, I don't got pull at this club.

Clubber #1: I thought you had pull all around town.

Clubber #2: Yeah but this place is new, I haven't had the chance to soften up the owner yet.

Clubber #1: Aw shit.

by Andres Aragon Camara September 25, 2006

pull

someone who buys alcohol for underaged persons.

"we gotta find someone to pull for us friday night!"

by ashy December 17, 2004

pull

To attempt to attract a member of the oppostie sex

I'm going out on the pull tonight.

by 9Squirrels January 22, 2004

pull

managing to get to some milestone related to sexual relations - may be a kiss, a phone number etc or full lown sex.

i told you i'd pull twenty guys this month!

by elucida June 18, 2003