Pulling An Annie Edit Meaning

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(verb) 1. Arbitrarily skipping an essential part of one's day, i.e. work or classes. 2. Leaving work early without a valid reason. 3. Crafting detailed excuses for poor attendance at work, such as giving a roommate a ride or studying for non-existant tests.

Ashley called in sick to work twice last week. If she keeps pulling an Annie, she's going to get fired.

See annie, hooky, cut, awol, ditch

1.

(verb) 1. Arbitrarily skipping an essential part of one's day, i.e. work or classes. 2. Leaving work early without a valid reason. 3. Crafting detailed excuses for poor attendance at work, such as giving a roommate a ride or studying for non-existant tests.

Ashley called in sick to work twice last week. If she keeps pulling an Annie, she's going to get fired.

See annie, hooky, cut, awol, ditch