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In Counter-Strike, to kill the whole team. An ace is usually followed by relentless, verbal thrashing.
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ace by keR. Magn3s1um March 30, 2008
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Asexual to any degree. Using "ace" for "asexual" gained popularity on AVEN (www.asexuality.org) and has inspired the use of the spade as a symbol of the asexual community.
1."Are you gay?"
"No, just ace."
2. "I'm an active member of the ace community."
3. "Something about purple cake makes me feel very ace..."
"No, just ace."
2. "I'm an active member of the ace community."
3. "Something about purple cake makes me feel very ace..."
Ace by Cheerio_Koroke December 24, 2008
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Ace by TheSaint1991 January 6, 2011
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ACE - a word to describe/call a person who you like. They usually carry themselves with confidence and cockyness.
Just like in a card game you always want the ACE, in life you always want the ACE. They know you before you let them and you share the same values.
In an ideal world you would be perfect for eachother. however due to the nature of the game you only get the card your delt, which leaves you wondering how it would have played if you just got that ACE.
Just like in a card game you always want the ACE, in life you always want the ACE. They know you before you let them and you share the same values.
In an ideal world you would be perfect for eachother. however due to the nature of the game you only get the card your delt, which leaves you wondering how it would have played if you just got that ACE.
ACE by wonder lust November 16, 2011
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Aces has been American slang for "the best" at least since the first years of this century, deriving from aces, the highest cards in poker and other card games. But ace for an expert combat flier who has shot down five or more enemy planes appears to have been borrowed from the French as, "ace," during World War 1. From there ace was extended to include an expert at anything. The card name ace comes ultimately from the Greek 'as, one.