to pull a Bush

To win against somebody else even though you were worse, usually by cheating.

Jim was failing calculus, but he pulled a Bush, aced his final exam, and passed the class with a D-. Little did his parents know that one of his friends was in charge of scoring the test.

by bUCKfUSh April 9, 2005

on the pull

When a person goes out on a social occasion such as to a bar or club with the intention of having some sort of sexual relation with someone.

"Why is James taking so long? He's been doing his hair for like a hour."
"He's on the pull."

by Pazza September 20, 2008

Lemme pull up to your bumper and smack that monkey

In, nonebonical terms, i would like to make love to you.

Damn, bitch u stupid fly, lemme pull up to your bumper and smack that monkey.

by Jeff January 12, 2004

Pulled a Ferris

Answering the phone in fashion that would lead the caller to believe one is exteremly sick or exhuasted. Rooted from when Ferris answers the phone call from his father, and must convince him he is in fact sick enough to have the day off.

Leigh really didn't want to talk to Rachael, so when she called, Leigh pulled a Ferris on her, and Rachael was convinced she was dying.

by Smileynjmd December 23, 2007

pulled a "hughes"

A persistent false belief held in the face of strong contradictory evidence, which leads to deceitful actions.

John said, "Someone in my class was goofing off and making funky noises on a computer. The teacher came over to me, insisting that i did it. This resulted in my computer being unplugged."

Greg responded, "Wow what a bitch, she definitely pulled a "hughes" on you."

by Chuck Chris February 7, 2008

Pull a Sugar Tommy

To pull a sugar tommy is to get free equipment or special pricing on equipment through the use of charm, subversion or the promise of coffee/beer.

I was looking for some free shwag for a conference I was hosting and I managed to Pull a Sugar Tommy and land a bunch of free pens.

by ATATUARon June 25, 2008

Pull A Teixeira

To "Pull A Teixeira" is a term used as one shows up astronomically late to a planned event. It also requires horrible calculations of time and planning.

Matt: "Why don't you go Pull A Teixeira?"
Jerry: "Don't worry about me, I will be ontime and not miss the commercials for the movie."

by David-Michael Bond February 24, 2009