To pull a Donald

To get pissed at someone or something and burst into a short furious blast of offensive racial/homophobic slur whilst building a psycho-social wall and in the whole meantime displaying the facial expression of Donald Trump when considering conquering Mexico.

Bob was at the gym minding his own business, when all of a sudden a half naked horny transgender midget started flirting with him...so bobs had to pull a Donald. It proved very effective.

by Sierra Squorditch November 13, 2016

Pulling a Braxton

The act of making a poor joke, making a buzzkill, or doing other negative things during a funny moment. Usually the people witnessing a Braxton being pulled, will awkwardly stop laughing.

(while pooching your lips) Buscar?="Pulling a Braxton"

by zachp18 May 13, 2010

pulling a txisten

(V) 1. the act of sucking and/or biting on your dogs tongue. 2. the act of having sex or misconduct with your doggo.

kolby: Damn bro I was chillin with this bitty and she was pulling a txisten with her dog.
colby: Ew that is so gross and a misuse of a pupper.

by Copper_Whorehey November 21, 2017

pulling a stewie

the act of walking around in public while pulling out your nose hairs and indiscriminately flicking them about.

Can you believe it? Ryan was pulling a Stewie in the office today, he even got one on my desk.

by lonerangeroo December 5, 2011

Pulling A Klebold

When you make a columbine joke at school and someone takes it serious. There fore leading you to be pulled out of class and being put into a psych ward

Person 1: Did you see Klebold being pulled out of class by the SWAT Team??

Person 2: Yup... He was Pulling A Klebold

by Natural_Selection August 11, 2017

Pulling A Daly

Working only 2 days a week with 5 days off yet stilling earning a full salary anyway you can.

Friend 1- Man, you haven't been at work lately.
Friend 2- Pulling a daly my friend.

by TheOriginalPAD February 11, 2010

Pulling Positive

To be making positive progress against a hardship or challenge.

This can both be used to compare directly to the ideal state you're intending to reach or compare against within a challenge, or can be used to compare against a previous state you held when striving against the same challenge in question.

1: Are your health problems still bothering you?

Yes, but I'm pulling positive for the most part.

2: How are you doing on your homework? Think you'll get it done in time?

I had a delay when friend called, but I'm still pulling positive.

3: How are you doing at improving your racing time?

Still not where I want to be, but I'm pulling positive.

by Wispered January 23, 2012