Definition of pull a gallstone
pull a gallstone 
verb
- to accomplish something remarkable. Origin: possibly from the fact that passing a gallstone is (usually) a very long and painful task. Doing so is quite an accomplishment.
That guy without the leg just won the gold medal! He really pulled a gallstone!
Submitted by Joe, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Feb 18 1998.
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