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

Pulling a Bradley

The art of skipping school and staying home to play a new game that has just been released.

Phil: The new Resident Evil 6 game is coming out tomorrow!
Matt: I'm thinking of pulling a Bradley so I can stay home and no-life it!
Phil: Me too!

by Pulling a Mervin October 6, 2012

Pulling a troll

When you get really drunk and pass out under a bridge.

Zach: Have you seen Tyler? I couldn't find him when we left the party.
Quentin: I saw him stumbling out at about 1, he's probably pulling a troll right about now.

by Troll man February 14, 2014

Pulling a Flynn

(1) to misspell any word in the English language or use it in the incorrect tense, case, etc.
(2) to be a joke

Kyle: He used "your" in the wrong context.
Joe: He is totally Pulling a Flynn.
Kyle: What a joke.

by Dr. Van Nostrand May 17, 2009

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 a tom

To injure yourself by doing the most simplest of actions, like jumping.

Don't pull a tom when you're swimming today.

by Rick McCullen May 14, 2016

pull a punch

It's a boxing term, when you pull a punch you don't hit the other fighter as hard as you can.
It also means to hold back from doing or saying what you really think, not being completely honest so you won't hurt somebody's feelings.
When you don't pull any punches you are frank, honest.

Jason is a brutally honest guy, so if you can't handle the truth then you better not ask for his opinion, he can't pull a punch.

by sandra_dee January 12, 2009