pull a taemin

to have a massive improvement in a skill, eg. singing.

Taemin is a member of a Kpop group SHINee. He had zero skills in singing when SHINee just debuted but he improved himself by training and training and training. He is now considered a vocalist. Taemin became the epitome of improvement.

"My idol is lacking in singing skills. I hope he will pull a taemin someday."

by marshmallowroom June 20, 2014

Pulling a Mordecai

Never making a move, while at the same time, not knowing what to do with your hands.

I just know I'm gonna be "pulling a Mordecai" when I saw this cute boy at a restaurant.

by Trash boat May 9, 2014

Pulling a Braner

Leveraging personality and interpersonal skills to receive better service, upgrades, discounts or freebies.

Skipper just got moved up to first class...he pulled a Braner!
How did Doug get seated without any reservations...that's pulling a Braner!
Nathan got the smoker for half the price others paid....he pulled a Braner!

by Mayor of Caps Nation October 21, 2019

pulling a flux

Worse than being called a retard. A flux has less than human levels of intelligence.

God dammit des, you are pulling a flux!

by sampli July 28, 2022

coffee pull

smashing your gas pedal to achieve the same butt puckering effect as a strong cup of coffee

Did a quick coffee pull to 140 thisMorning , now I'm alert and good to go

by Feona hellcatt July 26, 2017

Pulled a Hitler

Golfing term. It applies to golfer who finds his ball in a sand trap, or bunker and it takes them 2 swings of the club to escape the sand trap or bunker. Like Adolph, they needed 2 shots in the bunker.

Me: "Dude, Ben really shanked that ball... Then he totally pulled a Hitler"
Pete: "Do you mean..."
Me: "Yes!!! Two shots in the bunker... whatta doof"

by Rex Uranus December 8, 2021

pull pitch

To depart from a situation rapidly and decisively.

Originates from an aviation (especially military) term referring the pitch control on a helicopter, which is pulled to make the aircraft lift off. Recalls the idea of needing to get a helicopter off a pick-up zone with an enemy closing in.

The deaf kid has taken over music for this party. I'm going to pull pitch.

by BornOut March 5, 2009