pull ya card

Humiliating someone who's fronting, exposing them for the fraud that they are.

"Don't front on me nigga, I'll pull ya card" - Lord Finesse

by caj131 May 15, 2007

Pulling A Lane Kiffin

It's when you commit to something and then pull out for your own selfish reason(s).

Man I can't believe Lane Kiffin, backing out on Tennessee like that. He must be leaving for a crapload of money. (Thus, Lane Kiffin was pulling a Lane Kiffin! :0 )

by Crispynublet January 13, 2010

pull your cheek

The action used immediately before a fart when you nonchalantly pull on one buttcheek in an effort to spread the anus and thus prevent the fart from making noise.

"Aw dude, i really need to fart but i dont wanna make noise in this movie theater"
"Shit man, just pull your cheek!"

by bubbagumpᶘ ᵒᴥᵒ ᶅ June 14, 2015

Pulling a New Paltz

When you drive a few hours to your ex girlfriend’s college in hopes of rekindling your relationship but get the cops called on you instead.

Person 1: I’m so upset she called the cops on me…
Person 2: That’s what you get for Pulling a New Paltz, bro!
Person 1: But I brought her flowers!

by XxX_yolomaster420blazeit_XxX April 13, 2023

Pulling an Air Bud

An unwritten rule in all sports rulebooks that states that a referee cannot call a penalty on a team no matter how ridiculous their actions are if there is not a rule in the rulebook that makes it illegal. Stems from the movie Air Bud in which a referee allows Buddy the Dog to play because there is no rule that says that dogs can't play basketball.

Coach: "He just threw dirt in my quarterbacks face to prevent his pass! Where's the flag?"
Ref: "Is there a rule saying he can't?"
Coach: "Well, no, but..."
Ref: "Than the play stands."
Coach: "Are you seriously pulling an air Bud right now?"

by Odd Claude May 13, 2018

Pull a wicked one

To defecate, usually in large amounts.

“Excuse me, may I please go to the bathroom? I really need to pull a wicked one.”

by currentlypullingawickedone June 2, 2021

pull my leash

An interjection (typically negative) used when another is being annoying, sassy, moody, nasty, or generally obnoxious; especially in the context of snatching personal belongings

MAX! Stop pulling my leash!

They always pull my leash at lunch! They're getting sassy.

by RemoteElectronics October 27, 2022