pull off

to not meet your destination. -bill roy
“we were in direct pursuit of these two crooks and pulled off because their guns were bigger.” -pulloff
5 more definitions
to get away with something
“i can’t believe we pulled off that prank”
or
“only he could pull off wearing a shirt like that to school”
when playing guitar, playing a certain fret, then on the same string, sliding down the neck (lower # fret) to play a different note without plucking/picking the string again.
the next measure is several pull-offs from 3 to 1 on the low e string
insult, with basically the same meaning as w-nker. although also usable for someone displaying stupidity (them having the same intelect as a pile of w-nk)
you are a pulloff.

you pulloff.
1) (s-x): to w-nka man so that he -j-c-l-t-s (alternatives: jerk off, jack off)
2) (soccer): to subst-tute a player, i.e remove him from the game.
warning: be very careful not to confuse the two. (see example.)
the new teenage arrival at man united was discussing terms with his agent, and was impressed. agent: look lad, you’ll only earn about 30 grand the first year. kid: 30 grand? brilliant! at rochdale, i only got a couple of quid a week! agent: and they’ll be starting you off with just a basic mercedes. kid: mercedes? brilliant! at rochdale, i had to get the bus! agent: and you’ll have to accept last pick of the groupies. kid: groupies? brilliant! at rochdale, i had to sleep with my sister! agent: oh, and for the first few games, sir alex may want to pull you off at half time. kid: pull me off? fantastic! at rochdale, we only got a slice of orange and a cup of tea! ……
1. when buying drugs in the hood and you hit the gas to leave
1.yo 5.0 pull off pull off