by Mondiggy July 21, 2005

Means lame; opposite of 'ace' meaning cool. Used in Cariboo Region of British Columbia, Canada all through elementary and junior high school in the 70's.
by moneyjane March 16, 2005

by C. Prettiebottom November 11, 2006

A phrase and hand gesture often used by Auckland University students as a way to say the number 2 or to say goodbye
Jarrid: later (chuckin up deuces)
Louis: (chuckin up a deuce)
Jarrid: how many girls did you get with last night
Louis: deuces.
Louis: (chuckin up a deuce)
Jarrid: how many girls did you get with last night
Louis: deuces.
by jaz23 March 19, 2011

by janza face July 29, 2007

a woman weighing in excess of 200 pounds but under 300 pounds - see trezor. commonly followed with a multiple of 10 to give a more precise approximation of weight.
by Spencer Chan May 9, 2008

by youngbull July 1, 2005
