pull a Sydney

intransitive verb:
1. To commit to purchase something from a fellow classmate, and then buying it from someone else
2. To be profusely sweaty in a cold room at 8 am

transitive verb
1. To screw one over

The wench committed to purchasing a t-shirt from me, but at the last minute, she pull a Sydney on me and bought one from another wench, leaving me out to dry ): !

by cadecranda September 20, 2018

Pulling a Kourosh

showing up to a pickleball court unannounced and hiding it from your fellow teammates.

Yo, I haven’t seen Farshad for a while. I think he’s been pulling a Kourosh lately.

by Pickleball Master January 24, 2025

pulled an allie

Pulled an Allie is when you go bowling and hit every pin but one.

*bowles and hits every pin but one*. Well guys looks like I've pulled an Allie.

by Pulled an Allie November 20, 2016

Pull The Trigger

To agree to a deal that you are negotiating.

Car salesman: Normally this car is $22,500, however, today only, I can knock $3000 off and offer it to you for $19,500.

Customer: Make it an even $19,000 and I'll pull the trigger.

by TommyNoleBuc February 20, 2025

Pulling a Dj

When you say your on your way but you never actually show up.

Hey where's Daniel? I thought he said he was almost here?

Yea but he's pulling a Dj and hasn't actually left yet.

by Lordbubbles April 11, 2021

Pulling a Larson

When you go over to someone's house, then take a fat, disgusting shit in said person's washroom.

I think Chad's dad was listening to me pulling a larson in his queen mary

by Turd Ferguson17 January 17, 2011

Pulling a Tyler

Eating all the food in your fridge, at an event, or at your friends house.

Person 1: Where did all my food go?
Person 2: I don't know, When Jimmy was here he was probably Pulling a Tyler when he was here

by Themadglitcher June 15, 2018