What word describes the act of pulling a chair?
What is the act of pulling a chair?
If there is no word or phrase that describes this act is that ( pulling the chair when someone’s sitting ) are an appropriate description of the act?
What is your opinion on God and Evil?
What is a Decathedration? In The History of Ancient and Venerable Thursday Club 1745-1756 by Alexander Hamilton. Though I admit the accompanying illustration shows on that occasion they’re pulling the sitting person out of the chair, rather than the chair from under the sitting person.
When will you be featured in The Society of the American Anthropologists? http://nationalhumanitiescenter.org/pds/becomingamer/ideas/text4/traditions/traditions/tuesdayclub What
is a pdf?
I doubt that, just as most people have, it’s true. Do you know of any other language that will have a word for words? 🙂
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How do people describe “pulled the chair out from under…” in Google? It is also idiomatic to mean that someone is caught off-guard or unprepared as in this example:
Grizzlies pull chair out from under Durant and Thunder, take Game 2, 99-91,
take Game 2, 100-96, take Game 5 and take Game 6 Finals.
What are better generic descriptions like “pratfall”, which began as an expression that meant “to fall on your buttocks”.
