Pulling a Georgie

a pause or break in continuity in a sequence or activity.

E.g. “Alec has been a bit of a ghost this week.” “Must be pulling a Georgie”

by A Georgie May 7, 2021

Pulling a George

Pulling a George is when without warning, or telling you, somebody completely vanishes. Usually done mid-conversation or when they are most needed. Pulling a George is very common in some and is known to be very aggravating to those around the 'George'.

My dad has been Pulling a George since I was born!

by TheTomTom May 10, 2020

Pulling a George Floyd

It's a term when someone robs a pregnant lady and you gets away with it, then after his/her death he/her gets praised for being a god.

- Are you really pulling a George Floyd on that woman?
- Shieeeet cuh that makes us some good dollaz

by ChauvinSupporter May 11, 2021

pulling a George Jones

when you get intoxicated and seek transportation via a lawn mower.

Clearance: dude, did you see randy last night?

Fred: yeah he was pulling a George Jones last night with that lawn mower.

by Jrebel July 20, 2012

Pulling a George Michael

The act of awkwardly following someone of the same sex into a bathroom

Bob - "Joe followed me into the bathroom yesterday"
Tom - "He totally was totally pulling a George Michael"

by Jermaine McGrizzle August 30, 2010

PULLING A GEORGE PELL

PULLING a George Pell; Lying your ass off while vigilantly attempting to cover your tracks, while in an official position of influence. Hopping that either Old Age and becoming senile does not reveal all propaganda work before or after retirement.

he is pulling a George Pell with that story to avoid being found out.

by stILL mOE sTOoGE March 7, 2019

Pulling a George

Pulling a George

Verb: To Pull A George

Pulling a George or to pull a George is used when someone has been an absolute legend and performs exceptionally with any task they've accomplished.

1. "You just pulled a George, what a legend!"

by ChristopherJones87 July 4, 2019