pulled an aerial

/ˈaerıąl/
verb
in a quick manner; by degrees.

"He stepped down after MD1 and he pulled an aerial"

by Hamood06 October 3, 2023

Pulled a Raddock,

Went out and made an absolute mare of things, was a huge liability.

General disappointment/ disappointing behaviour.

Classic stitch up, except stitched up himself

He went out last night and pulled a Raddock, climbed a barb wire fence, cut himself to bits amd lost all the cash in his wallet.

by Blackadder5 November 29, 2018

pull a scott pilgrim

when you get eloped with a minor similar to the character, Scott Pilgrim from the self titled series

to pull a scott pilgrim: "when you get eloped with a minor similar to the character, Scott Pilgrim from the self titled series "
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Person 1: "hey did you see John's new girlfriend? The 17 year old?"
Person 2: "yeah, I think they met at his sister's highschool graduation party"
Person 1: "he really pulled a scott pilgrim"

by mangg April 2, 2024

pull a looren

Getting good grades.

I’m really gonna need to pull a looren (lauren) in order to pass this class.

by Yviancaa April 20, 2018

pulled a sumona

if you witness anything that remind you of sumona or if a b*tch is dragged or ended.

Dicki: I was very hungry, so I ate everything.
BriarGuy: Oh dicki!! you pulled a sumona today

by dickimarajakasumonaender August 8, 2024

Pull an Ale

Not paying someone by avoiding them or making up excuses.

Don't you dare to pull an ale on me!

by Dinowar October 24, 2018

Pulling a Let's Game It Out

Very extreme disarray, disorder, and chaos made by a player in a video game that, if done in reality, would be either wildly impractical or an active safety hazard, only capable by Let's Game It Out and any others bold enough to rival him.

1) "This is too orderly, I'm gonna pull a Let's Game It Out."

2) "You know there's an easier way to transport materials, right?" "Yeah, I'm pulling a Let's Game It Out right now."

by TheDarkBoy8910 June 15, 2024