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Pulls through 

(Verb)

When a friend agrees to wingman or accompany to an event, a hangout, or a request.

>>>A life saver.
Elizabeth: you wanna chill at the mall over break?
Sarah: yeah! I'm down!
Joseph: nahh
Elizabeth: Sarah always pulls through.

Elizabeth wanted to do something over break instead of boring herself at home. When others didn't want to go, Sarah pulled through when she agreed to go.
Pulls through by BlingBerry December 7, 2016

pulls out 

Pulls Out; meaning : when a male is having sexual intercourse and is about to ejaculate or 'cum'. He 'pulls out', by pulling his penis out of his partner.
Girl: You better not cum in me.
Guy: Then you better sleep on the couch.
Girl: Why?
Guy: Cuz the couch pulls out

Or

"Mom said that I'm here because Dad didn't pull out. "
pulls out by Polar.Bear February 27, 2017

Pulls a Pansy 

When a girl is being bitchy or acting as if she's god's gift to humanity.

Loosely based on one of J.K Rowling's character from Harry Potter, Pansy Parkinson... yes, the biatch of the book (Apart from Lavender...)
She's coming, you better hide before she pulls a Pansy.
Oh crap, she's pulling a Pansy over an untied shoelace!
Pulls a Pansy by Jiyu February 5, 2008

Pulls Like Jack The Bear 

An old trucking term for a truck running at peak performance. If a truck is pulling like Jack the bear he is going at or above the speed limit where other trucks can't keep up.
Guy 1: "Did you see that truck flying by up the pass?"
Guy 2: "Yeah that truck pulls like Jack the bear, I wonder what he's got under the hood of that rig!"

pulls their weight 

Someone who does what is required of them. Usually this refers to duties in a group task or work environment. Best compared to some one who is a slacker.
John is someone who pulls their weight. He is never late, always on time. He does what ever is required of him.
pulls their weight by D2012 December 12, 2007

pulls her weight 

to work as hard as other people in a group
Leena's a good worker: she pulls her weight around the office.
pulls her weight by damayanti November 18, 2013
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