Throwing Up Deuces
Throwing Up Deuces by Th3Pr0diGy July 15, 2009
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Double Deuces
fine ass girl walks into the room...
Ryan: damn that girl's got two on the rack and two in the back!
Lloyd & Jarel: DOUBLE DEUCES!!!!!
Ryan: damn that girl's got two on the rack and two in the back!
Lloyd & Jarel: DOUBLE DEUCES!!!!!
Double Deuces by the 4 seasonz September 7, 2009
Web Deuces
This is how dudes and young people throw the deuces up on Webster Avenue, which is arguably the most major street in uptown NYC since it is the only street that runs the entire length of the borough; from the southern tip of the Bronx all the way up to the northern end.
When you throw up this sign, your finger placement is supposed to form the letter "W" which stands for Web. Its similar to how the superhero Spiderman bends his fingers to shoot a web. Also, you have to hold the back of your hand out in front of you and keep your palm towards your body with the thumb curled in; this is what differs it from the popular Horns hand sign which is used in the Metal rock scene. Spread out your pinky and index finger while raising the two middle fingers slightly up in order to do the W the right way.
This used to be a gang sign for the thugs and hoodlums who made their money on the 178th block as well as the projects near 170th Street. But now, kids from not just Webster Avenue, but from all over the BX can be seen throwing this sign up as a greeting or to say goodbye, or even as a facebook picture or whatever. But it should be a known fact that this trend mos def started on Webster Ave!
When you throw up this sign, your finger placement is supposed to form the letter "W" which stands for Web. Its similar to how the superhero Spiderman bends his fingers to shoot a web. Also, you have to hold the back of your hand out in front of you and keep your palm towards your body with the thumb curled in; this is what differs it from the popular Horns hand sign which is used in the Metal rock scene. Spread out your pinky and index finger while raising the two middle fingers slightly up in order to do the W the right way.
This used to be a gang sign for the thugs and hoodlums who made their money on the 178th block as well as the projects near 170th Street. But now, kids from not just Webster Avenue, but from all over the BX can be seen throwing this sign up as a greeting or to say goodbye, or even as a facebook picture or whatever. But it should be a known fact that this trend mos def started on Webster Ave!
Web Deuces by TheBx41 September 28, 2012
Doo Deuces
I dropped a sweet fudge dragon in my toilet, so I snapped a pic of it and threw my index and middle finger up, then said "Doo Deuces!"
Doo Deuces by LafayetteYette October 21, 2010
talkin' deuces
homie #1: Yo, youz lookin' like a bitch today
homie #2: Oh yeah? You better stop comin' round here talkin' deuces before I knock you the fuck out dawg
homie #2: Oh yeah? You better stop comin' round here talkin' deuces before I knock you the fuck out dawg
talkin' deuces by big homie watts March 30, 2016
Wild Deuces
To use a public bathroom without ever being a customer because your colon is about 90 seconds from blowing out. Dropping Wild Deuces usually involves little to no eye contact. At most, the person throwing down will shrug their shoulders evoking a head shake from the employee.
Manager: "Have you seen the guy in the red hat?"
Employee: "Yeah - he dropped Wild Deuces then high-tailed it for the door. When I asked if he needed any help, he just said 'I'm good' without ever making eye contact."
Manager: "Sh*t - again! Wild Deuces again! I'm going to go to his house, drop Wild Deuces, and then just leave without ever saying 'hi' to his wife or anything."
Employee: "Yeah - he dropped Wild Deuces then high-tailed it for the door. When I asked if he needed any help, he just said 'I'm good' without ever making eye contact."
Manager: "Sh*t - again! Wild Deuces again! I'm going to go to his house, drop Wild Deuces, and then just leave without ever saying 'hi' to his wife or anything."
Wild Deuces by Arthur Drood October 5, 2016