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The act of listening. "Pulling on" can be used interchangeably with "listening to."
With great intensity he was pulling on to the jazz.
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Used when describing what somebody has done or when comparing how somebody imitated another. Its past tense is also very popular; pulled a.
It can also be used as a temporary insult. Saying that somebody pulled a (whatever) doesn't mean that you necessarily think they are whatever you said; it means that you think only what they did at that time was (whatever).
1) Man, you pulled a George Costanza.
2) You totally pulled a dumbass.
3) So, what...? You're going to pull a 007?
Friend 1: So when my boss screwed me over at work, I smashed up his car with a crowbar.
Friend 2: Man... you pulled a Walter Sobchak!
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To attempt to hook up with somebody, by talking and/or moving in an 'attractive' way in front of (several) people.
"Why is she wearing a really short skirt and dancing in front of all of the single guys whilst talking in a slow, sexy voice?"
"Shes on the pull."
(thats the best example I could come up with)
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Word used to describe the successful act of attracting a person to such an extent that you would be able to snog or perhaps bone them if you so desired.
"With the help of my lucky Y-fronts I should pull tonight."
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Having someone or others feel attraction towards you without trying to.
A: I saw you pulling Andy.
Z: He's wayyy to young for me.
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The pulls are when your really high and it feels like gravity is pulling you down.
"Dude this weed is so good, im getting the pulls."
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When a person goes out on a social occasion such as to a bar or club with the intention of having some sort of sexual relation with someone.
"Why is James taking so long? He's been doing his hair for like a hour."
"He's on the pull."
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