pull

Taking a swig off of a bottle of liquor.

We passed the bottle around and everyone took a pull.
John was sad and was sitting on the couch taking pulls from the bottle of Jack.

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pulled

To get lucky

Greg - I pulled last night
Simon - Really?
Greg - No *hangs head in shame*
Simon - Haha! Actually, I pulled last night
Greg - Really?
Simon - No *hangs head in shame*
Greg - Remember that time you pulled Chantal?
Simon - Yes *hangs head in shame*
Greg - Hahahaha!
Simon - Remember that time YOU pulled Chantal?
Greg - Yes *hangs head in shame*
Simon - Hahahaha!
Greg - Remember that time Rowland pulled Jenny Matheson?
Both - HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

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Pull

The term given to indicate the need to release the hit hole whilst pulling a bong hit.

Note that the term pull, on its own is used to describe how well the bong puller pulls his or her bong hit. An example of a successful pull is pulling all of the smoke out of the bong without taking a breath or coughing. An unsuccessful pull is the opposite, usually caused by the bong puller pre pulling too long before releasing the hit hole, and suffocating on the massive amounts of smoke or running out of suction power and not being able to pull all the smoke out of the bong.

Pull - More, more, more... Harder mate, harder... PULL it now mate!

Pulled - Nice one mate, you PULLED the whole bong!

Bad pull - PULL it now mate!... Release the hole mate!... You're taking too much mate, you're going to cough!... *COUGH**COUGH* Told you mate, that was a BAD PULL, you're fucking shit.

Bong pulling - Well done mate, that was supreme BONG PULLING.

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pull it to

To pull a door to the point where it is almost closed.

Can you pull it to please

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Pull

Used when someone tells a bad joke, as in the context of skeet, to throw their joke up in the air then shoot it down.

Person A: bad joke
Person B: Pull

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Pull

A British slang term refering to kissing someone.
The term replaced the now out of fashion term 'snogging' of the 1990s and is now used by most teenagers so that they can have conversations about the night before when their parents are in the room.

Girl 1: "That party was pretty manic last night!"
Girl 2: "Yeaaah! I pulled Steven after you left."

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pull

Pickpocketing or lifting property, e.g. wallets, telephones, iPods, without the mark realising it at the time of theft.

That was a nice pull, the guy didn't notice a thing.

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