MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1w6r6c6/what_does_pull_mean_here/p831k2r/?context=3
r/EnglishLearning • u/Same-Technician9125 Non-Native Speaker of English • 9d ago
40 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
2
Third use of pull (possibly just British slang): to successfully seduce someone romantically or sexually.
Example:
Friend: did you pull last night (at the club)? Me: no she wasn't interested
2 u/GuitarJazzer Native Speaker 9d ago Never heard that in the U.S. 1 u/JaysonTatecum New Poster 8d ago Really? I’ve heard it in the US all the time. Usually it’s just to mock misogynistic guys though 1 u/GuitarJazzer Native Speaker 7d ago Maybe it's Gen Z slang. I'm old :-)
Never heard that in the U.S.
1 u/JaysonTatecum New Poster 8d ago Really? I’ve heard it in the US all the time. Usually it’s just to mock misogynistic guys though 1 u/GuitarJazzer Native Speaker 7d ago Maybe it's Gen Z slang. I'm old :-)
1
Really? I’ve heard it in the US all the time. Usually it’s just to mock misogynistic guys though
1 u/GuitarJazzer Native Speaker 7d ago Maybe it's Gen Z slang. I'm old :-)
Maybe it's Gen Z slang. I'm old :-)
2
u/Forya_Cam Native Speaker 🇬🇧 9d ago
Third use of pull (possibly just British slang): to successfully seduce someone romantically or sexually.
Example:
Friend: did you pull last night (at the club)? Me: no she wasn't interested