Pulling a George

Pulling a George

Verb: To Pull A George

Pulling a George or to pull a George is used when someone has been an absolute legend and performs exceptionally with any task they've accomplished.

1. "You just pulled a George, what a legend!"

by ChristopherJones87 July 4, 2019

Pulling a George Washington

V/ To work from home... Named after the fact that George Washington was the only president to never ACTUALLY live in the white house. Instead, he governed from Mount Vernon!

Once, I forgot to hand in my work for French... Good job the lesson was on Thursday, and my then-teacher of French liked pulling a George Washington on Fridays.

by Itz Rob November 27, 2016

Pulling a Georgie

a pause or break in continuity in a sequence or activity.

E.g. “Alec has been a bit of a ghost this week.” “Must be pulling a Georgie”

by A Georgie May 7, 2021