A reference to the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"
Used as filler when nobody responds to a question or statement.
Used as filler when nobody responds to a question or statement.
by Nathaniel Jones June 16, 2005
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by Reno/flex August 18, 2017
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by TheTLow September 15, 2019
Get the Bueller mug.person 1: hey, why werent you in class today?
person 2: i didnt feel like waking up.
person 1: wow bueller, come to class next time.
person 2: i didnt feel like waking up.
person 1: wow bueller, come to class next time.
by dman1008 November 16, 2009
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To take time off work, in an unauthorised and if possible un-noticed way.
Most commonly to leave work for lunch with a few close friends and not come back.
To take time off work, in an unauthorised and if possible un-noticed way.
Most commonly to leave work for lunch with a few close friends and not come back.
Slacker1: How's it going?
Slacker2: Man. I pulled a bueller yesterday afternoon and my boss didn't even notice!
Slaker1: Excellent.
Slacker2: Yeah.
Slacker2: Man. I pulled a bueller yesterday afternoon and my boss didn't even notice!
Slaker1: Excellent.
Slacker2: Yeah.
by Martin C. November 10, 2003
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In the 1980's film called Ferris Bueller's Day Off, a teenager called Ferris Bueller bunks off school. The teacher reads out the roll call to monitor attendance. Since the lad is away, when the teacher reads out 'Bueller', instead of hearing the response 'Here' - we hear a blast of deafening silence. The teacher repeatedly says, "Bueller" which is followed by pure silence, again and again.
This highly repetitive section of a film, which us 80's kids watched repeatedly, then became the catchphrase that it has become today.
In the 1980's film called Ferris Bueller's Day Off, a teenager called Ferris Bueller bunks off school. The teacher reads out the roll call to monitor attendance. Since the lad is away, when the teacher reads out 'Bueller', instead of hearing the response 'Here' - we hear a blast of deafening silence. The teacher repeatedly says, "Bueller" which is followed by pure silence, again and again.
This highly repetitive section of a film, which us 80's kids watched repeatedly, then became the catchphrase that it has become today.
by Anon345 October 17, 2023
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girl- "Where's Tommy?"
guy- "I heard he was halfway to Mexico by lunch."
girl- "What on Earth for?"
guy- "Duh, he's taking a Bueller Day."
guy- "I heard he was halfway to Mexico by lunch."
girl- "What on Earth for?"
guy- "Duh, he's taking a Bueller Day."
by Quazixi May 28, 2009
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