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pull a hammy 

v. To strain your hamstring muscle.
I was running 400s in the cold when sure enough, on the fifth lap I pull a hammy.
pull a hammy by torngc June 11, 2020
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Pull a Hammy 

When the stresses of work become so overwhelming and the nosh has runneth empty, that you have no other option then to walk to the local liquor store to purchase a pint of leeds and wallow your sorrows away at the Murray Hill train station.
Ugh, if this one keeps it up I'm about to pull a hammy.
Pull a Hammy by Cheetah T March 19, 2010

Pull a hammy 

To meet and socially (usually sexually) engage with a person (usually female) who is overweight and unattractive.

To have sex with a fat ugly woman.
"Went out last night and pulled a massive hammy, god I couldn't believe what I had done in the morning."

"My friend was so drunk he pulled a hammy and took her home."

"I'll give you fifty bucks if you pull a hammy tonight."
Pull a hammy by boygoyo August 21, 2011
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