pulling.......

i use the term 'pulled' to mean kissing someone with tongue. but apparently its only applied in the context of pulling someone whilst out clubbing?!
i say pulled all the time, in any scenario.

i think it's a stupid term, but snog sounds worse and 'make out' sounds too long.

what do u all think?

Reply 1

RiceCrispie

i think pulling in a club is tacky....

Reply 2

babylon

OP

RiceCrispie

i think pulling in a club is tacky....

i'm talking about the 'word' not the 'act'

Reply 3

shaunomacx

its used when you 'go' with someone that youll probably never see again! one night snoggers :P

terrible analogy

Reply 4

mangomaz

14

i just use the word 'pulling' accross the board as well dont worry ur not the only one :p:

i no wat u mean about the word 'snog' its just so... eurgh lol.

Reply 5

Taldarion

Got with/Get with/getting with always a good one. I didnt know pulling someone was location specific. I think we should start a competition to make up words for getting with people in other places. I'll go first, if you're in a kitchen it's called bereteteallywally
(pronounced: bury-tee-tee-alley-wonkbonk)

Reply 6

babylon

OP

Taldarion

Got with/Get with/getting with always a good one. I didnt know pulling someone was location specific. I think we should start a competition to make up words for getting with people in other places. I'll go first, if you're in a kitchen it's called bereteteallywally
(pronounced: bury-tee-tee-alley-wonkbonk)

lol u're making it wayyyy too complicated :biggrin:

Reply 7

Taldarion

wonkey

lol u're making it wayyyy too complicated :biggrin:

welcome to the wonders of the english lanuage! :smile:

Reply 8

britishseapower

14

I use met or meeting for snogging/kissing; can be confusing when you say you've just met someone

Reply 9

lou p lou

2

i say pulling to mean kissing anyone who isn't your bf/gf (i don't really know what i call it then, doesn't seem to be mentiond much!)

lou xxx

Reply 10

bestdeceptions

2

Here it used to be "pulled" but now it's "got with". The annoying thing is, my parents seem to think "pulled" means being chatted up by someone and keep using it because they think it's funny. Urgh. Parents should not try to be cool. :hmpf:

I've heard it's a northern thing to say "go/went with". Not sure if that's strictly true, but I've never heard it said before around here.

Reply 11

amo1

14

bestdeceptions

Here it used to be "pulled" but now it's "got with". The annoying thing is, my parents seem to think "pulled" means being chatted up by someone and keep using it because they think it's funny. Urgh. Parents should not try to be cool. :hmpf:

I've heard it's a northern thing to say "go/went with". Not sure if that's strictly true, but I've never heard it said before around here.

went with has connotations of more than 'pulling' (for me anyways)

Reply 12

lou p lou

2

amo1

went with has connotations of more than 'pulling' (for me anyways)

yeh i definately think that as well

lou xxx

Reply 13

~Sam~

15

I use the term pulling for snogging someone, whoever it is and where-ever it takes place. But I don't like the word snog either!

Reply 14

blissy

15

"pulling" has always meant a one night stand to me.

Reply 15

Sam_B

14

pulling= snogging/kissing
getting with= having sex with...

Reply 16

Wild Thing

11

i always use 'got off with'

Reply 17

ClosetGinger

1

i swear in london no-one uses the word "pulling"... I might use "got off with" or just regular "kissed" most fo the people I know say "lipsed" tho.... this may be a ghetto thing tho

Reply 18

Sam_B

14

i think that sounds too much for kissing...sounds like having sex

pulling.......

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