Pull a linton

v.
The act of making a quick restroom break to relieve bladder pressure, usually immediately prior to leaving for a group lunch.

Also see: Pull a big linton, Pull a full linton

Hey guys, I'm going to pull a linton real quick, I'll meet you in the parking structure.

by Crunky42 June 23, 2010

on the pull

To attempt to hook up with somebody, by talking and/or moving in an 'attractive' way in front of (several) people.

"Why is she wearing a really short skirt and dancing in front of all of the single guys whilst talking in a slow, sexy voice?"
"Shes on the pull."
(thats the best example I could come up with)

by Morgan P November 28, 2005

pulledanick

1. inappropriately timing or phrasing a comment
2. during a conversation, making a statement that has no relation to the current topic, causing temporary confusion amongst the other conversants

same as bustedanick

1. oops, i didn't mean it that way, i guess i just pulledanick

2. sorry about the tangent, i just pulledanick

by burd atwork February 11, 2004

Pull a Lubin

to drink and throw up on someone. typically all over the back of someone's shirt/head

What happened Jordyn?
Well Bam happened to pull a Lubin and threw up all over my back

by Fyan Reed June 24, 2009

Pull-a-Neumann

To talk about something, like a cat, until people want to shoot themselves. To point out how cute something is, 500 times a day... i.e, a cat.

Erin just keeps talking about her cat ALL day. She won't shut up about her, she really knows how to pull-a-neumann

by Erin Neumann February 3, 2010

pull a rider

To insist for multiple days leading up to an event that you will be attending and then bail at the last minute via text message.

For the last three days James has been telling me he was going to come to the party. I knew he was going to pull a rider when I saw I had an unread text message this afternoon. Of course, the message said he couldn't make it.

by mileman171 April 18, 2010

Pull a Cutler

To quit something when the going gets tough. You can do this by faking an injury or coming up with some pathetic excuse to pansy out of a crucial moment in your career.

The quarterback was down by 14 points and felt he had no chance of scoring, so he decided to pull a Cutler and act like he broke his back to avoid further embarrassment.

by bchilldog January 24, 2011