pulling a Dom

When a guy interacts with a girl in a relationship, getting close enough to persuade her to end the relationship and get with the new guy. This may or may not happen when the original boyfriend is out of town (i.e. France).

Other versions: pulled a Dom (past tense), Domming

EX1:
Guy 1: Dude Rachel just broke up with Michael!
Guy 2: Yeah that's cuz Andrew's pulling a Dom, he's gonna hit it in no time.

EX2:
Guy 1: Yo Avi, did Nikky just break up with O-Dog for no reason?
Guy 2: Nahh its cuz I pulled a Dom, I'm tryna smash.

by aviously January 23, 2015

Pulling a Jeremy

To get zero kills in a game.

Damn I pulled a Jeremy and now everyone is mad; This guy is pulling a Jeremy!

by jjrock1928 April 29, 2016

pulling your pisser

When someone is having you on, having a joke, having a laugh, having a giggle.

Geezus: I killed your dog

Hagrid: omg really I'm so upset

Geezus: I'm just pulling your pisser

by Geezus and Hagrid January 24, 2017

Pulling a Mondal

'Pulling a Mondal' refers to telling someone you will show up at an event and then you don't.

If you fail to show up, it means you just 'pulled a Mondal'.

E.g.

Greg - Dude, had a blast last nite at ma place!! Y didn't ya come?? Ya promised!!

Frank - Sry mate.....had work..

Greg - You 'pulling a mondal' on me?!!?

by dr.quake March 2, 2011

Pullin' a Ledford

The act of laying down for a 30 minute nap and sleeping for five hours!

"Dude, Have you seen Matt lately?
"Not for about four hours, he said he was going to lay down for a bit...."
"Aw hell, I bet he's 'pullin' a ledford'!"

"Fuck! I 'pulled a ledford' today and now, Im late for my job interview!"

by Ambahlamps May 11, 2010

Pulling a Benson

Dressing in a non formal manner when one must be dressed for a formal event

Im pulling a Benson today, im too lazy to get dressed for the presentation.

by pronoun149 October 11, 2010

Pulling a Colin McDonald

"Pulling a Colin McDonald" consists of an individual proposing the idea of not completing his or her homework on time yet asking the teacher for an extension with the assumption that full credit will be given.

"He's doing Chapter 15, wasn't that due last year?"

"Yeah, he's pulling a Colin Mcdonald; and you know what, I bet he'll get full credit"

by asdfghjlqwertiwndhnjndknvcxknl February 12, 2013