pull the train

A reference to the position of being the subject of a gang bang.

Mario and his friends got Cheryl to pull the train in the park mens room.

by Kendon February 8, 2005

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pull the pin

stop what your doing and leave;to disconect; farming orign to remove the pin conecting tractor to the draw bar of the farming equipment being used

at the end of a long day of work at the factory, John said to a coworker that he was ready to pull the pin

by yellowbeater February 1, 2008

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pull the trigger

To purchase something, often a big-ticket, expensive item. Often used by geeks on enthusiast forums.

Person A: "So, are you gonna pull the trigger?"

Person B: "Nah, I'll wait for the new model."

by iUberGeek May 27, 2010

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The act of lowering the window shades so people walking by outside can't see you masturbating.

Has become synonymous with the act of masturbating, to where simply saying you "pulled the shades" means you rubbed one out.

College Guy 1: Hey man, you wanna go get some food?
College Guy 2: I can't right now.
College Guy 1: Why the fuck not?
College Guy 2: Because I'm about to pull the shades, man!!

by Sebastian Haff August 14, 2009

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pull the pork

see masturbate

Brb, I'm gonna go pull the pork

by Errrggghhh September 14, 2013

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pull the trigger

To force oneself to puke by sticking a finger down the throat...used in the drinking sense, rather than the bulimic sense.

When we got to the 150th minute of trying to join the bicentennial club, I realized I might have to pull the trigger if I wanted to stay in the game.

by Nick D May 9, 2004

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Pull the Clip

A phrase derived from foreign lunch aids working in most schools from most prominently elementary into highschool, this phrase is shouted usually very loudly, tainted with Latino accent making it nigh unrecognizable. Students would wear clothing pins or "clips" on their arms with their names written on them with sharpie marker, if a student or group of students misbehaved, their clip would be pulled.

Students are talking very loudly on a particular day

Student: Guys, stop talking! They're going to Pull the Clip!

Lunch Aid: PULL THAY CLEEP!

by PhillipLikesDealingDrugs January 2, 2012

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