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pull a stunt
(redirected from pull a trick)

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pull a stunt (on someone) and pull a trick (on someone)
to deceive someone; to play a trick on someone. Let's pull a trick on the teacher. Don't you dare pull a stunt like that!
See also: pull


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By the time he''s twelve he''d rather pull a trick on a pal, than eat almost.
He never was interested in the minute details of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and he never pretended to be a magician who would pull a trick out of his hat to solve it.
They might pull a trick of their own, such as giving out fruit snacks or brochures about tooth decay.
 
 
 
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