Upper Deck

V. To take, move or propel a situation into something more then or beyond it's sheer physical limitations. To become more then.

N. A moment unfettered of any rationality, context, or limitations. A moment without a past or future or conceivable present.

I hear he nearly burned his house down last night. Yeah that party was straight upper deck.

by Formerly Known As E.A.R.L September 4, 2009

On’t deck

When an object or person is on the floor or falls to the floor

Ben: where’s my boxers
Georgia “on’t deck”

by Gmoohead February 1, 2019

Lifting the back deck

to confidently attempt to perform an impossible task, having misunderstood the difficulty of the task or overestimated one’s ability to complete it. Often with loved one(s) looking on and questioning one’s sanity in the vain attempt.

He thought he could make the company more customer centric, but he was lifting the back deck.

by Boydz June 22, 2021

on deck

When you got multiple hoes lined up, they on deck. It originally is a baseball term meaning next up to bat.

Person 1: Ayy these girls blowin up my phone I got multiple hoes on deck.
Person 2: I see you boy

by Frostbite5132 February 6, 2022

throat decking

See VERBAL PUNCHES

Man, I've seen you play. I'd have better chances teaming up with Missy's 3 legged poodle.

Bro, you're total throat decking me right now!

by Whiteboy82 July 30, 2015

guitar on deck

Quite a high and rare compliment given by one musician to, or about, a guitarist - after hearing/seeing them play.
As in one considers the other to be good enough to stand in for a band if their guitarist couldn't play.

Usually used as an exclamation: "GUITAR ON DECK!!" after performance

by writhian September 9, 2021

Decking

Repeatedly Slamming your Cock into a deck or dock as hard as you can, usually results in splinters, blisters and uncontrollable bleeding.

Yo Jimmy, want to go Decking later? me and Darren made plans to!!

by Yours Truly -JB January 13, 2024