pull up alongside (someone or something)
pull up alongside (someone or something)
To move up to and stop directly beside or along someone or something, especially in a car. A car of rowdy young men pulled up alongside and started wolf-whistling at me and my friends. You can pull up alongside the tractor over there so your car will be out of the way.
See also: alongside, pull, up
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- stop behind
- stop behind (someone or something)
- nudge out
- run over
- clunker
- reach speeds of
- reach speeds of (up to) (some amount)
- to be sure
- crash and burn
- bung up