A fork of Rural Dictionary
don't you guys know anything?
pull means to kiss someone, to french kiss someone, to snog them, to make out, play tonsil hockey, to neck with someone, to swap spit.. etc. i could go on but i think you get the point.
Betty, Mary Sue, Cameron, Drew, Lucy, Natalie, Tom, Colin, John. I pulled them ALL last night.
In a 2-player online console sports game when an opponent (usually losing big) quits/exits the game before it ends.
Algon was killing some guy online but he pulled in the 3rd quarter.
An expression used when the user has undergone a slight or perhaps large benefit/gain/advantage.
Not to be confused with the traditional use of "pulled", meaning; getting with a girl. Can be used in a number of scenarios.
The word is often used in combination with the word "cheers", ie "cheers boys, pulled". Can also be used multiple times in one sentence, ie "cheers, pulled pulled".
Martin "just got a triple kill in halo!"
Carl "cheers, pulled"
John "Im getting chinese tonight, cheers pulled"
Martin "definitely a pull, that"
Carl "i really need a piss but theres no toilets free"
John "have one in my sink, cheers pulled"
Martin "hmm, theres nothing on TV....
youjizz, cheers pulled"
Adam "Some lass accepted my friend request, pulled pulled"
Dave "Got myself a new TV, its huge!! cheers"
Carl "after undergoing rigurous research into the rules off a pull i can confirm that rule 13B states, thats a pull"
Martin "Cheers"
A word that can be used in order to turn any noun or name of a person into an action.
Look at that, he just pulled a wheelie!
Haha, you totally pulled a Jimmy.
SOMEONE WHO GETS ALCOHOL FOR SOMEONE WHO IS UNDERAGE.
TOM:I WILL ASK MY BROTHER TO PULL FOR ME
To act in a certain manner; to mimic someone or something.
"I pulled Brett!" Meaning "I did an act synonymous with something that Brett would do."
"I pulled a Britney Spears!"
"You mean you got married in Vegas on the spur of the moment?"
"Yeah, crazy, eh?"