dealt with 

Handled the hard way, which involves:

1. going down
2. losing
3. getting hurt
4. getting severely hurt
5. getting killed/murdered

Dude better give me my money before he get dealt with.

dealt with by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant September 10, 2006

Dealt with 

This is a catch phrase indicating domination or losing an endeavor...This is not polite but in fact sarcastic and insulting

Bryan: Our landlord sent us a 240$ bill for noise ordinances and damaged property.

Jarrod: Dealt with

Dealt with by Randoni April 4, 2009

Dealt with 

1) When a person is beat up at the discretion of the person they pissed off.

1) PeWe: Yo did deuce beat up greg?
Fat Mike: Hell naw worst soon as deuce saw Greg... Greg got DEALT WITH!
PeWe: Damn like that?
Fat Mike: Yeah quick knockout and Timbs to the face.

Dealt with by Galehart Popwell December 24, 2020

Deal with the cards you were dealt and be a Dual Master.

Deal with the cards you were dealt and be a Dual Master.

A phrase about owning your situation instead of blaming it. “Deal with the cards you were dealt and be a Dual Master” means you don’t waste energy wishing for better circumstances — you master what you already have.

“Dual Master” refers to mastering both sides of yourself: strengths and flaws, emotion and logic, offense and defense. It’s about balance, control, and adaptability — not luck.

The phrase was first said by Arteobis after an early setback, and it stuck because the meaning applies to anyone: you can’t choose your starting hand, but you can choose how well you play it.

Example Sentences

“You should master both your weaknesses and strengths, instead of wishing for a different hand. — deal with the cards you were dealt and be a Dual Master.”

“It’s not about luck, it’s about balance, controlling emotion and execution at the same time. Deal with the cards you were dealt and be a Dual Master.”

Deal with the cards you were dealt and be a Dual Master. by Arteobis March 2, 2026

Deal with the devil 

An illegal transaction that may lead to uncertain circumstances causing trials and tribulations. Also known as: To Make a Deal with The Devil, you must be willing to sell your soul for a transaction.

“I heard he died during a drug transaction!?”

“He basically made a deal with the Devil with his choices.”

Deal with the devil by @lady_devil_13 July 10, 2019

It deals with biology 

A way to say that it deals with, or is, sex without saying it. Very useful when a shy or inexperienced person is trying to avoid embarrassment. Can also be used to keep the true meaning of a conversation/question from being realized. Biology in this case means reproduction or sex.

1. "It deals with biology." Spock to Kirk. Spock was not about to say 'sex' to Kirk. He was too embarrassed.

2. "I'm not sure what Paul and Ali (girl) did last night, but I'm sure it dealt with biolody," Joanne said to Virgina.

3. "He asked me to help him with his biology! Little did I know that he didn't mean his homework!" - geeky girl

It deals with biology by Sans0uAvecV0us January 28, 2009

What's the deal with 

An all purpose question that was popularized by comedian Jerry Seinfeld. It's used whenever you're confused about a particular subject, especially trends.

What's the deal with UrbanDictionary having rules for definitions? Isn't it no holds barred? Especially since there are sexual innuendos all over the damn site!

What's the deal with by Ztiew Ebok May 27, 2017