Pulling A Caslynn

The act in which one is dating one person, and sleeps with their best friend...and not them.

"I'm hanging out with Mike's best friend tonight... totally pulling a Caslynn. Does that make me a bad person?"

by Mariangela Cardona Reyes November 28, 2012

Pull a Tiff

Striking up a conversation with complete strangers

Verb: To pull a Tiff

Friend: Hey how was the party last night?
Me: I didn't know anyone so I pulled a Tiff. It was awesome!

by Waterbaby July 10, 2012

pulled a gohmert

verb phrase, sometimes used in present tense: 1. attempt to pass off thick-witted, far-right fringe lunacy as something to be taken seriously; usually done with a straight face and an air of outrage; can be delivered tongue in cheek, but more effective when performed by true believers.

2. action taken after inspiration from words and deeds of Louie Gohmert, Congressman from East Texas (2005-present)

He really pulled a gohmert when he proclaimed the dangers of communist members of the US Congress.

They pulled a gohmert with their letter accusing administration officials of membership in the Muslim Brotherhood.

by sesquipedalian science teacher August 2, 2012

Pulled a Pete

When you do something incredibly stupid like wearing your shoes on the wrong feet the entire night then making a comment like "damn I hate these shoes they hurt"

Billy, you pulled the biggest Pete ever last night. Can't believe you got arrested!

Damn, I pulled a Pete and left my wallet at home.

Don't pull Pete's

by DJMALO August 4, 2013

pull the pork

see masturbate

Brb, I'm gonna go pull the pork

by Errrggghhh September 14, 2013

Pulling a "westmancoat"

The act of photobombing a group photo whilst simultaneously miming the act of cunnilingus !!

Aww man this photo is whack , some dude was "pulling a "westmancoat" on us !!

by Unusual suspect September 28, 2013

pull a Coulson

Alternatively, 'pull a Phil Coulson' or 'pull an Agent Coulson'. Used to describe any instance where a fandom brings a favorite character back to life through the power of sheer denial. The term originated with the Avengers fandom, where the strength of the fandom's ubiquitous rejection of Agent Coulson's death was enough to resurrect him for the new show 'Agents of SHIELD'.

Fan 1: Hey, look! They're bringing (fan favorite but unfortunately deceased character) back!
Fan 2: Yeah, I guess the fandom denied their death so hard we pulled a Coulson!

or

Fan 1: Oh my god, I can't believe they killed off (fan favorite but recently deceased character)!
Fan 2: Don't worry - if we all ignore their death hard enough, maybe we can pull a Coulson and bring them back!

by cthulhu-with-a-fez October 21, 2013