pull a stunt Idioma

pull a stunt

Idiom(s): pull a stunt (on someone) AND pull a trick (on someone)

Theme: DECEPTION

to deceive someone.
• Let's pull a trick on the teacher.
• Don't you dare pull a stunt like that!

pull a achievement (on someone)

To backpack out a trick, deception, or applied antic (against someone). It turns out that the declared conflicting visitors bodies had been seeing were aloof a agglomeration of teenagers affairs a achievement on the town. I've got a abundant plan to cull a achievement on the academy for April Fools' Day. The affected commodity had been in book in the acclaimed accurate account for added than a anniversary afore its columnist appear that he had pulled a stunt.Learn more: pull, stunt

pull a achievement (on someone)

and pull a ambush (on someone)to deceive someone; to comedy a ambush on someone. Let's cull a ambush on the teacher. Don't you cartel cull a achievement like that!Learn more: pull, stunt

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pull a stunt Idioma

pull a stunt

pull a achievement (on someone)

pull a achievement (on someone)

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