Pull

To have unbelievable quickness down the first straight of a BMX track. West coast pull is common, as west coast BMXers are quicker most of the time, becuase of the weather.

That Factory Aggo rider has pull. He has west coast pull.

by C.J. Thomas November 12, 2006

Pull

1. To extract a substance from the source.

2. To remove a part from the whole.

3. To discontinue selling merchandise.

1. We pull gold from the ore.

2. Pull that tranny so we can rebuild it.

3. Pull that tainted food from the shelves.

by Downstrike June 4, 2004

PULL

When a female/male get someones number or give someone they number .Lets just say its another way to say you got they number or got the hook up.(man,,whaever)

1.Did you pull my cousin at the mall?

2.I went to the movies and pulled a boy who looked like T.I.

3.I heard you pulled my man!

by Toffee September 17, 2006

pull

To set up an account at a comic book store so that the books you buy are automatically set aside for you.

This new Hulk mini-series looks good, I'm going to add it to my pull.

by Sigar Cel November 25, 2003

Pull

(vi) In online gaming, to intentionally create lag to give oneself an advantage over the competition

It's impossible to kill him; he constantly pulls.

by H2OPolo January 26, 2004

pull

another word for smoke, or cigarette

light up a pull, I need a haul.

by noster January 3, 2005

pull

when asking for a drink from a buddy's alcohol beverage.

I can't find my beer dog, let me get a pull from ya

by ronczz June 29, 2008