Pull

A hand job, either performed by oneself or a partner.

She gave me a pull last night.

I might have had to have a pull once or twice in the week she was gone.

by bluetop3456 January 6, 2010

Pull

Word used by British teenagers meaning french kissing someone.. Kissing someone with your tongue in their mouth.

Joe: Hey,, isaac, i heard you asked out charlotte yesterday.. Have you pulled her yet??

Isaac: No,, its too soon to pull her :)

by KidBritish October 26, 2009

Pull

To have unbelievable quickness down the first straight of a BMX track. West coast pull is common, as west coast BMXers are quicker most of the time, becuase of the weather.

That Factory Aggo rider has pull. He has west coast pull.

by C.J. Thomas November 12, 2006

Pull

1. To extract a substance from the source.

2. To remove a part from the whole.

3. To discontinue selling merchandise.

1. We pull gold from the ore.

2. Pull that tranny so we can rebuild it.

3. Pull that tainted food from the shelves.

by Downstrike June 4, 2004

Pull

(vi) In online gaming, to intentionally create lag to give oneself an advantage over the competition

It's impossible to kill him; he constantly pulls.

by H2OPolo January 26, 2004

Pull

How long someone cann pull there hair down.

I pull at ma nose, but ma dawg Jamie pull at his shoulder.

by Ya Boi T September 9, 2007

Pull

said when someone at the party gets up to grab another beer in order to get yourself one

your buddy gets up to get a beer

"hey Nolin, PULL"

then he will return with a beer for you as well

by Reeves15 October 12, 2008