How to say "pull birds" in american english?

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hi there,i'm really into american english.i just love this language.it really turns me on.i wanna find out how the americans say "pull birds"(which is a british slang)?.i would be happy if you could answer this.thanks alotAmir           (from Israel)

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

I think just 'get girls', Amir.

G-at-bbe · Answer

Amir, here's a tip. If you have a question about British slang and want to know how Americans express the same idea, it would probably be a good idea to actually explainwhat that slang expression means in clear, straightforward language.

Many Yanks, myself included, were no doubt scratching their heads in utter bewilderment as to what "pull birds" meant.

P.S. Also heard in the US: "pick up chicks"

Anonymous · Answer

A british slang is actualy amazing
Try These words
Gan-going
Cac-mud
kickers-farmers
Mutton jeff- deff(can hear death not dead death)
Apples and pares-stairs
Boat race-face

Khoff · Answer

AnonymousMutton jeff- deff

This is almost certainly "Mutt and Jeff," not "mutton Jeff." And if it means "deaf," then this

Anonymous(can hear death not dead death)

is about the most confusing "explanation" I've ever seen. Do you mean to say something like:

"Deaf" - can't hear. Not "Death."

Anonymous · Answer

I'm American it just means to " to get girls or to ask them out", but that phrase "pull birds" is never used in the U.S

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