pulling a webster

when looking in a webster dictionary and it links two words together but gives no other definition, or one that makes no sense thus causing stupid people to spend hours looking up a single word. used to take the time up of an annoying person.

ex of making no sense| anth- Var. of ANTI-
ex of linking definitons| stupid see moron
moron see stupid
ex 3 dude: hey man you finish looking up that word?
man: yeah dude but i cant figure it out! there pulling a webster on me!
dude: that sucks... keep looking

by stefan0620 June 27, 2008

pulling an orlovsky

1. In a game of football, running into the back of the endzone when there is no reason to, causing a safety.

2. Running from your problems

1. Dude, don't you know where the line is? Why did you have to pull an orlovsky?

2. That guy is scared of everything, he so is pulling an orlovsky.

by mumbleman January 15, 2009

pulling a griff

when you finish work at a particular time and you leave 15-20mins early.

see ya guys im pulling a griff

by system support January 19, 2009

Pulling a Turkeys

to choke, to lose, to get one's ass kicked, to fail, to recieve a beatdown, to leave points on the bench.

"That loser really got his ass kicked in the big game."

"Yeah man, thats what you call Pulling a Turkeys."

"Fo sho."

by TeaOwe January 13, 2009

porcelain pull

The act of grabbing onto both sides of the toilet as if to life the toilet off the ground, to forcibly evacuate your bowels

Man, I was crunchin' a grumpy so hard the other day I had to use the porcelain pull to get it out

by tonyamolly January 22, 2009

Pulling a McCain

Used when you a person claims to know nothing about something, but has the answers to fix it.

McCain, i dont know much about the economie, but the economie is strong and deregulation is good.

or

I dont know office politics you are the expert and have more experience, but do as i say when it comes to it, right... Your Pulling a McCain.

by TheLordAkira2 February 21, 2009

Pull a McCain

meaning to back out on an obligation at the last minute, to not follow through on a plan; to be a no show (popularized by Senator John McCain when he threatened to suspend his campaign and focus on the "Wall Street Bailout" during the 2008 presidential election. Also when he backed out of his first appearance on The Letterman Show) also referred to as "pulling a McCain" or "pulled a McCain"

I told Jesse I would go to his party but I think I'm gonna have to "pull a McCain" on this one.

by H.u.N.g.r.Y. February 22, 2009