Pull a Newman

When a full grown man throws a hissy fit and goes back on his word

Mike: "Noah just left the fantasy football league."
Mark: "What? Did he Pull a Newman?"
Mike: "No. I kicked him out of the league before he could quit."

by Ed Rooney Jr April 19, 2018

paul newman's cat

Charity, Paul Newman's cat, is whom all of Paul Newman's profits go to, hence the term on all of Paul Newman's food and drink products," All Profits To Charity."

Paul Newman's cat sure has a lot of money.

by Jedijonathan1234 July 24, 2015

Cathy Newmanned

verb.
When a person twists the words of what another is saying to suit their own ideological narrative and to make said other person seem sexist, misogynistic, homophobic, Islamaphobic, etc. While starting the their rebuttal with "so you were saying."

I told her that I like Coca Cola and she Cathy Newmanned me by telling me I love Coca Cola Death Squads.

by Grey the Traitor January 31, 2018

Pulled a Newman

When you're a full grown man, but act like a whiny little bitch when things don't go your way.

Mike: "This guy in our fantasy football league just through a hissy fit because he didn't read the league message feed and forgot to draft. "

Mark: "What?

Mark: "What he pulled a Newman?"

Mike: "No. I kicked him out of the league before he could quit! He always complained about everything anyway. He was lame."

by Ed Rooney Jr April 19, 2018

Hello Newman

What Jerry Seinfeld says to his neighbor.

Newman is pure evil.

by yadayadayada April 22, 2005

Campbell Newman

Campbell Newman = Fascist,

ie, you're being such a Campbell Newman.

by Elle117 January 19, 2014

Newfane Cousin

Newfane is a small town in Niagara County, New York, and the citizens of this fine town have a habit of referring to family friends/acquaintances/neighbors as their "cousins", "aunts", or "uncles"; when no blood or marital relation exists.

Someone: "My cousin/aunt/uncle is coming into town this weekend and we're having a party."

Me: "Is it your real cousin/aunt/uncle, or is it a Newfane cousin/aunt/uncle? "

by Your (Newfane) Mom November 3, 2011