Verb, to grossly over-exaggerate. Usually this is with a fact or experience. To properly pull a sully, you must always reference a certain website or source, which can never be found at a later time. This practice is extremely annoying.
Guy 1: Have you heard about the new Audi Q 5? It's diesel gets 81MPG! I heard ti on the Audi website!
Guy 2: I don't think so. Let's check that website.
(Website says it gets 25 MPG)
Guy 1: I could have sworn it said 81! I must have read it somewhere else!
Guy 2: Shut up. Don't pull a Sully on me.
Guy 2: I don't think so. Let's check that website.
(Website says it gets 25 MPG)
Guy 1: I could have sworn it said 81! I must have read it somewhere else!
Guy 2: Shut up. Don't pull a Sully on me.
by Rapasm June 21, 2009
When one says they will take their significant other to dinner but then bails at the last minute. This act is often followed by a 5 minute fast food trip and an unawareness of what they did wrong.
“He promised to take Cheyenne to dinner for her birthday, but he ended up Pulling a Sully, took her to Moe’s and went to the gym.”
by MickeyQ22 January 31, 2020