How to pronounce “pull up a pew”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of take a pew.

Practice Nearby Words

take a pew, pull up a chair, have a seat, take a seat, take a knee, pull up a floor, pull up, take the bench, sit on, make a stand, pop a squat, visit a spell, take a load off, sit on one's arse, pull up on, keep one's peace, put up one's hand, budge up, put one's feet up, wait up, pitch up, sit tight, assume the position, set a spell, take a leak, pull up stakes, take a bow, stand and be counted, take one's point, lay one's eyes on, peace, lay one's eye on, sit the fence, pray, sit up with, take a breather, sit up, pull up stumps, pad out, cross one's legs, take one's ease, take the weight off one's feet, bring one's arse to an anchor, pin back one's ears, sit in for, take time out, look down upon, put oneself out of the way, take the pee, take a wizz, sit on it, take someone's point, put on the brakes, take ten, pop in, plonk, take it easy, cool it, take five, wait on, sit up and take notice, sit back, take a whizz, take a pill, lay down arms, wait upon hand and foot, take a step back, take a back seat, take it up the arse, pull over, prop up the bar, push up the daisies, take a fall, have a quiet word, sit still, take a bead on, come, pad down, pull the pin, take a long walk off a short pier, pitch upon, grab some z's, pitch a tent, take a wiz, ride the bench, take the mick, sit through, eat something up, swear, get up, pull one's own weight, listen up, pull one's forelock, take something off one's chest, pull-up, take a stand, hold court, gird one's loins, hop off, pin one's ears back

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