Pull a Barefield

To disappear so completely and suddenly from a social gathering without anyone realizing it that even your closest friends aren't sure you were ever really there. May also refer to never answering calls, emails or texts for the purpose of not having any fun of any kind with friends to concentrate solely on school or work.

- "Dude, I swear Lisa was right here next to me just a second ago."
- "Don't worry, you're not going crazy; she's been known to pull a barefield at every party she goes to."

I've been trying to get a hold of Dave for weeks to hang out, but with the MCAT coming up, he's been pulling one heck of a barefield on me.

by pouringsunny June 10, 2011

pull a wirtual

Failing and disappointing everyone in last possible moment.

He had a good start, but he is going to pull a wirtual.

by celerkiss July 2, 2020

to pull a maggie

To slide ones hand up another persons thigh, whispering "Sex Ed. in their ear.

To pull a Maggie: Oh shit, that girl just pulled a Maggie on me! Dude, She totally likes you

by Yoyopopper January 4, 2017

Pull Chocks

To leave, bust out, split, or otherwise vacate the premises.

Ref: In aviation, chocks are blocks placed under a plane's wheels to prevent its rolling away when parked. Hence, to "pull chocks" is to remove said blocks, allowing the aircraft to taxi to the runway and take off.

1: Hey dude this place is dead - whaddya say we pull chocks and try somewhere else?

2: Well fellas, it's getting late, so I think I'm about ready to pull chocks.

by usnav8rbandit January 18, 2010

pull a Wirtual

Failing from a promising position, thus dissapointing everyone. The opposite of pulling a Mufat.

He could have won, but he really did pull a Wirtual on the last round.

by mufat April 24, 2021

Pull a PACE

To manipulate data and research in a way reminiscent of the spin which surrounded the PACE trial, as was detailed in "Methodological Inconsistencies in the PACE trial for ME/CFS" and elsewhere.

"When I was young and idealistic, I never thought that I would ever pull a PACE."

"The BMJ's new report upon misconduct in UK research shows that pulling a pace isn't that uncommon."

"No-one would have wanted to pay me for my treatments unless I had pulled a PACE."

by Chalder January 24, 2012

Pull an Amber Heard

To be slightly injured and make a large fuss over it, I.e, being slapped and acting like you’ve been shot

Person 1: *pushes person 2*
Person 2: OH MY GOD YOU BROKE MY ARM
Person 1: Bruh you legit had to pull an Amber Heard

by I_like_green July 15, 2022