on the pull
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- (British, slang) Out seeking a sexual partner.
- They're at that new nightclub, on the pull.
- 2004, Julia Llewellyn, The Love Trainer:
- Rebecca was on the pull. An air of desperation hung over her like Dior's Poison.
- 2016, Louie O'Brien, Hasta La Flip Flops!:
- Everyone was on the pull, determined to have a bit of a holiday fling.
Further reading edit
- “be on the pull”, in Cambridge English Dictionary, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire: Cambridge University Press, 1999–present.