by rankor April 2, 2006
"Deuce" (derived from the French word for 2 deux) also know as the second finger to the right or left of your index finger. "Chuck my deuce up" is an action of the middle finger being raised up in an expression of "Fuck you".
by Hollaatchew March 8, 2011
basically when someone be saying peace or bye. its really simple - duece like dos like two like peace like bye - DUECES
~ o shytt we finna get caught! deuces!
(on the phone)
~ 1: ayo mayne whats good?
~ 2: not much but my shorty here...
~ 1: aight deuces.
(on the phone)
~ 1: ayo mayne whats good?
~ 2: not much but my shorty here...
~ 1: aight deuces.
by niKKi fetZ March 7, 2009
Taking a #2, taking a shit
by grtlf January 29, 2009
Deuce is a 50's slang term for any of the Ford Model B vehicles and most commonly used as a nickname for the 1934 coupe. Many know it best from the Beach Boys' 1963 hit Little Deuce Coupe but the car was also featured years later in George Lucas' film American Graffiti.
Ever wonder what Bruce Springsteen meant when he referred to a "deuce" in his hit song Blinded by the Light?
by OneBadAsp October 25, 2006
hey Holst how many shits did you take today. Thats funny you ask Kev I just finished my deuce deuce.
by Kevin November 22, 2004
Someone who believes that they are always right, no matter what. They posses an absurdly narcissistic view that in any conversation they always see the whole picture while no one else does, therefore they posses an inability to engage in rational, meaningful and open debate.
Never openly accept an invitation into discussion with these people, as circular conversation will ensue, and you will most likely end up feeling like a paddle ball, going back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, ad infinitum.
Never openly accept an invitation into discussion with these people, as circular conversation will ensue, and you will most likely end up feeling like a paddle ball, going back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, ad infinitum.
"I don't bother saying anything unless I know what I'm saying is factually correct. If no one can offer me an outlook I haven't already considered, then no, there is no reason not to dismiss another's arguments. A Deuce is always right, no matter what other viewpoints are presented."
by qube808 June 13, 2009