Pulling a Tom

when one fails to take back a cigerette and holds it in their mouth, just trying to look cool.

we went out for a smoke and the person next to me was pulling a tom

by Ben RB April 13, 2007

Pulling a Jimmy

Pulling a Jimmy is when a person knows that he or she has an important event to attend and the night before the big event, they will go out and party too much. The next day while nursing a bad hangover the person in question will decide to blow off the event due to "Pulling a Jimmy". It is named after a person named Jimmy who has been known to do this numerous times.

Jimmy is invited to his 40th Birthday BBQ. The night before he goes out and gets smashed. The next day he decides that he is much too hungover to attend his own Birthday BBQ. So jimmy himself is again Pulling a Jimmy.

by Dick Hollywood September 22, 2008

Pulling A Jussie Smollett

Lying / Making up stories in hope of receiving more attention or “clout” and sympathy and not knowing when to stop when you’ve got caught .

“ I can’t believe it , the whole thing is fake ?! He’s Pulling A Jussie Smollett !”

by Ikirstyy February 21, 2019

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

Pull a Scott Cawthon

To release a game earlier than the planned release date.

Call of Duty 4 was due to be released in June, but they just had to pull a Scott Cawthon and release it in May.

by JingleFairy September 30, 2016

pulling a laura neal

to kill a lgbtq+ character off in film and stories

i can’t believe stranger things may be pulling a laura neal

by evepolastrisgf June 28, 2022

Pulled his harrington

The instance of a professional athlete faking an injury in order to force a trade.

The term originated from Al Harrington's "Back Injury" that led to him being traded from the Warriors to the Knicks for Jamal Crawford.

Can be used to describe the injury a mythical body part.

Baron Davis wasn't very happy with the Clippers, and they didn't want to trade him. When Baron pulled his harrington the Clippers quickly worked out a trade.

by The Family Joels (NuckChorris) January 10, 2009