on deck

to be the next or newest big thing. it comes from a double reference: it is a bastardization of "on point" which means on top of things, with a baseball on-deck circle. in baseball, the on deck circle is where the next batter stands while he waits for his turn to bat. hence, the next big thing is "on deck."

1. yo, those boots are booty.
2. nah, man, these are on deck.

by sonique tooth August 10, 2004

on deck

1. coming up
2. up next

ashley is going now and you are on deck

by j stu August 6, 2004

on deck

When smoking J's, on deck is that who is ready to spark the next one. He/she does this by placing the J that will be smoked on top of their ear.

Alright, I could smoke another one, who's on deck?

Look at you, always on deck!

What's that shit on your ear? Oh, you're on deck.

by Friend of the night August 22, 2007

on deck

1.) to be on or under the influence of marijuana
2.) to have marijuana in your possession that you plan to sell

1.) your eyes are blasted man, are you on deck?
2.) hey bill i need a gram by tonight, are you on deck?

by TFS October 1, 2005

On Deck

A plan with a female or the plan for the day. Something that is planned or will be happening next when pertaining to females or going out.

1. I didn't have any females on deck so I stayed home and went to sleep.

2.
Homeboy 1: Man, what do you have on deck for the night?

Homeboy 2: Nothing much. Just this one chick I met at the club. She wanna kick it so I'm going to chill with her.

by JOJO411 March 1, 2008

on deck

An adjective to describe an attractive person.

Refers to the on deck status in baseball, namely being a person who is very much "ready to go."

Did you see that girl? She was ON DECK!

by Mediocrates May 19, 2004

on deck

About to have sex with someone.

Mark was on deck with Bill before Charlie beat him to first base.

by Kerl lozl August 8, 2004