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Pull a PTon 

Short for "Pulling a Princeton"

(I/He/She/They) Pulled a PTon
(I am/He is/She is/They are) Pulling a PTon
(I'm/He's/She's/They're) Pulling a PTon

Phrase used for studying a certain thing before an event/test/game/etc.

It can be short-term, medium-term, or long-term studying. It can be used at any time of the day.
Person A - It's HON TYME!!!!!!!
Person B - oh dude hold up. Ima pull a pton on this one hero

Person A - Aye did you study for the big test tomorrow?
Person B - TOMORROW?! OH DUDE I GOTTA PULL A PTON RIGHT NOW!

Fly Guy - dude....Casper beat me. my score was 0/69/0
Zero - LOL. Somebody pulled a pton
Pull a PTon by Casperologist November 5, 2009
Related Words
-noun
1. a person, eps. one who is good at everything.
-verb
2. to drink heavily.
3. to beat someone (usually in a sport).
4. to possess (someone or something).
5. to ruin or damage (someone or something).
-interjection
6. an exclamation; used alone or in a phrase to express ownership (of something or someone), or simply an emphasis.
-adjective
7. voluptuous.
get ptonked.
ptonk yourself!
you've been ptonked.
ptonk!
ptonk by dizzel10102935784 December 13, 2008
an exclamation; used alone or in a phrase to express ownership of someone.
You just got ptonked.. in the face.
ptonk by dizzel10102935784 December 14, 2008
a person, eps. one who is good at everything. to drink heavily. to beat someone (usually in a sport). to possess (someone or something). to ruin or damage (someone or something). an exclamation; used alone or in a phrase to express ownership (of something or someone), or simply an emphasis. voluptuous.
Let's buy a 40 and get ptonked.
you've been ptonked.
ptonk!
Ptonk by dizzel10102935784 December 14, 2008

Summer Teeth 

When someone has a lot of missing teeth.
Mannn, that dude has summer teeth!
What do you mean?
Summer here, summer there...
Summer Teeth by BeckPot August 2, 2012
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