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wooly pully by Jeffrey Dunn February 25, 2007
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Pully Wooly
A special name for a person who may seem innocent and kind on the surface but secretly has a very dirty imagination. Also that person is awesome.
They also like the word twazzock and find it has a multiple versatile uses!
They also like the word twazzock and find it has a multiple versatile uses!
Pully Wooly by Mr Fantastic June 6, 2005
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woolly pully
Guy 1: Man, me and my girl were mackin' in my car last night, but it was so cold that when the time came she had to give me a woolly pully.
Guy 2: Nice.
Guy 2: Nice.
woolly pully by papa_squat_0516 April 12, 2011
Woolly Pully
A jumper worn by officers in the military or overweight other ranks in a bid to hide there piss tank.
Those who wear these disgusting jumpers by choice normally have an appendix 9, drink monster,are overweight and shit on the piss. Commonly worn by white stripes.
Those who wear these disgusting jumpers by choice normally have an appendix 9, drink monster,are overweight and shit on the piss. Commonly worn by white stripes.
Woolly Pully by Alzpalmer January 25, 2025
Wool puller
This term refers to a con artist, a bullshitter. One who tells stories or pulls the wool over ones eyes in attempts to gain something for him or herself, personally or in business.
Jobless Jane is quite the "wool puller", she bullshitted her friend into getting her 4 concert tickets with no intention of paying her back.
Wool puller by Sawyersgirl August 31, 2016
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