deuces

holding up 2 fingers symbolizing fuck you and peace

Angel"Nigga you got my money"
Nick"Deuces"

by MilwaukeeRican5 July 22, 2010

Drucked

"Drucked" - Noun - from the stoned (Ja) "m" (es) - Drunk/Fucked-Drugged. 1) When Nyquill has been administered in slightly excess amounts, and the subject as been smoking large amounts of marijuana, especially dank, you get "drucked up".

"Shit! I'm Drucked as hell!"

by James-Albert Kellock December 30, 2004

deliver a royal deuce

To take an extraordinary shit, whether it be of spectacular size, color, or odor, etc.

Dude!! Come check this out!! I just delivered a royal deuce!!

by cookie November 13, 2004

blasting a deuce

taking a dump, using the facilites to the fullest extent

hey chris you in there?
yeah
what's taking so long?
im blasting a deuce

by cdude December 1, 2005

Deuces

1.) Another word for saying "Peace". It has the same hand sign as Peace but instead it's called by the number of fingers you throw up, hence deuces.
2.) The nice and more politically correct way of saying douche. Instead of calling somebody a douchebag you call them a deucebag. ie: see Stewie from Family Guy
3.) Stewie Griffin's favorite insult.

1.) J.R: " Aite ya'll I'm out of here."
Jeremy: "Aite bruh, deuces!!!!"
2.) Chris: "Man, Dalen is such a douchebag!!"
Rocko: " I know man, but you can't say douchebag, it's politically incorrect."
Chris: "Fine he's a deucebag then."

by WONDEROO!! June 30, 2008

Deuce Quad

Another name for a 24 ounce beer. See Fence Post or 2x4

It has been a long day at work, I need to knock back a deuce quad.

by Club 333 February 24, 2005

deuce

1. A Word used in place of a swear word. 2A Word used in place of the word devil often as in a mild swear or oath.
2. The face of a die or card having a face of 2.
3. Noun or transitive verb: 1. A tie in Tennis after both opponents have scored 40 points and need only two consecutive points to win the game/set. T 2.The act of bringing the score in a Tennis game/set to a tie.

1. "What the deuce are you talking about?"
2. "He rolled a deuce."
3. "Alice scored a point, bringing both them to a deuce."

by Non-available October 23, 2007