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Pulling a Cody 

Expression:
Not responding through social media, text, or any other written form of communication.
"She posted some douchey rant about judgment in society and then ignored all of the intelligent responses."

"Oh, she's pulling a Cody."
Pulling a Cody by Mcflaggshipptip January 24, 2014
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pulling a cody 

Playing footsie with someone who you did not intend to play footsie with.
"hey dude, how about you stop pulling a cody, thats my foot not hers"
pulling a cody by Tiffany King April 16, 2008

pulling a cody 

When a boy goes for a good friend's ex, either during a rough patch in their relationship or right after a breakup, and does so with the ill-timed and unlikely intentions of NOT hurting the friend.
C1: So. Talk to me. What's going on?
C2: Well, you see, he's trying to date his best friend's ex-girlfriend. And he doesn't actually think that's gonna cause a problem.
C1: Oh. Fantastic. He's pulling a cody.
C2: Did you really have to put it that way?
pulling a cody by urbanwinchester August 13, 2010

pulling a cody 

used to refer to the masturbatory(masturbation) habits of a guy.

To beat your meat.

Pet your tiger.

Wagin thy dragon.
OMFG, that kid was PULLING A CODY in math class

Pulling a cody 

When you're so fuckin dumb, you tell everyone you run 10 miles a day, shove glocks up your ass, and give notes to the joes and not the leadership who should be receiving the notes.
Oh boy glocks are so sick!!!
There he go pulling a cody.

Pulling a 'Cody' 

When you're lazy or don't like to work.
When you stay at home and claim you're sick so you get the day off.
When you say you're going to "site" but you're actually going home to nap.
When you tell others how to do their work when you never work yourself.
That buddy is totally pulling a 'Cody' this week. We might have to wait till next week to see him back at work.
Pulling a 'Cody' by Sinister777 September 23, 2021
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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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