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.
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.
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 15, 2012
1. Stopping work to pet dogs
2. Losing your watch or wallet or anything important and constantly in the search for your valuables!
2. Losing your watch or wallet or anything important and constantly in the search for your valuables!
by Dogsshouldgotoheaven September 22, 2020
Is a phrase for a person who skips the regular night sleep, to continue the next day as a one long day.
Salina: good morning, how was your sleep?
Me: I didn't sleep
Salina: Did you pull a maxi?
Me: Yeah, and I got a long day ahead of me.
Salina: Oh, all the best.
Me: I didn't sleep
Salina: Did you pull a maxi?
Me: Yeah, and I got a long day ahead of me.
Salina: Oh, all the best.
by Pistolero911 March 14, 2020
"James is so hot, I'd totally bang that."
"Ew Jessi, don't pull a Savannah!"
"Did you hear Claire is dating Alex!"
"She is totally pulling a Savannah!"
"Ew Jessi, don't pull a Savannah!"
"Did you hear Claire is dating Alex!"
"She is totally pulling a Savannah!"
by Chessur_ May 30, 2016
Patio Pull is the term used to describe a female who is seduced into coming on to ones patio for a drink while attempting to walk by. The term patio pull originated in Newport Beach, CA circa 2008 and was made famous by the large number of girls walking up and down the Balboa Peninsula. Balboa Boulevard and Ocean Front Street are two of the best places to find quality Patio Pulls.
Patio Pulls range in all ages but typically are 21-35 years in age and often times are visiting or on vacation. It is proper etiquette not to "Pull" anything that appears to be under 21. The average volume of Patio Pulls is highest June through August but has been know to swell in the September and October months as well.
Patio Pulls range in all ages but typically are 21-35 years in age and often times are visiting or on vacation. It is proper etiquette not to "Pull" anything that appears to be under 21. The average volume of Patio Pulls is highest June through August but has been know to swell in the September and October months as well.
Jackie just could not resist the urge to come in and have just one cold beer thus becoming a Patio Pull.
by Mr. Balboa July 28, 2010
"When hearing Julio took 2 times to wipe after his shit, beating the current record, Damion went a step further and pulled a zero."
"Dude did you just pull a zero? You smell like shit."
"I'm going to pull a zero on my lunch break and see if the bosses notice."
"I think Jenaé pulled a zero.. it smells really bad in her office."
"Dude did you just pull a zero? You smell like shit."
"I'm going to pull a zero on my lunch break and see if the bosses notice."
"I think Jenaé pulled a zero.. it smells really bad in her office."
by smoolio April 03, 2022
To exclusively go after women that weigh at least 265 or more and then justify it by say "Man she has a website, shes a model I had to do it"
Last night Bob was so drunk at the club he was Pulling A Jarred. He was saying to women "If she doesn't weigh at least 265 and smell like a quarter pounder, then there is no way Im gonna pound her"
by Jarred Hale March 18, 2011