il duce

Originally Mussolini's title for himself during World War II, meaning "the chief" in Italian. (The second word is pronounced 'DOO-cheh'.)

In modern slang, a particularly well-crafted blunt. This sense surely derives from the close similarity of the phrase to "ill dutchy.

Sometimes, by extension, applied to a master craftsman of blunts.

Someone as good as Ian doesn't even go by his own name anymore... to us, he is only "Il Duce".

by Shiney May 25, 2005

chunk up the duece

To throw 2 fingers in the air, resembling the "peace" sign

I chunk up the duece for the south and the north

by Marcus Threatt June 20, 2006

Shauna Dolce

A beautiful woman with an uncanny perception of others;
A beautiful woman with incredible insights into the future;
A total hot babe; The perfect woman!

I'm so in love with this girl; she has to be a "shauna dolce".
I've found my soulmate; she must be a "shauna dolce".
She's so beautiful; she has to be a "shauna dolce".

by ~Shashauna~Spiritualist/Medium June 3, 2009

Dueces

Similar to "peace" or "peace out" taken from the hand siginal that means "peace"

I'm outta here, man, see you later, dueces

by Brent N. July 27, 2003

Dolce

An attitude of superiority--living the sweet life. Living with pure class and style.

Living a socialite-esque existence

Is he wearing sunglasses inside? That is so dolce

by Brendan December 4, 2004

Dunce

One who is very stupid - a fuckwit.

Dunce originates from when children who refused to learn or just bloody stupid and sent to the corner and wore a giant cone with a red D for dunce on it.

Timmy you fucking dunce to the corner!

by LazyBoy November 12, 2004

Dulberger

The act of first serving oneself when asked to pass the whiskey.

Jacob: "hey, can you please pass the whiskey?"
Josh: opens the whiskey and refreshes his drink, saying "don't mind if i do."
James: looks over "josh don't dulberger the whiskey"

We didnt want anyone dulbergering the whiskey so we got some Bellows from the state liquor store.

by Rawsteady March 20, 2011