Decked

Past tence of "Deck"

When a person is pulled to the floor by another person in a surprising and explosive manner.

John: "I'm gonna deck you"
Grandmother: "please don't, I'm old"
John: "shutup"
John: *slams his grandmother to the ground*
John: "get decked, bitch"

by Uneducated in general April 25, 2020

on deck

on deck is generally used to discribe somebody whos prepared, and has weed

-I need to get faded.

-Talk to Jay, hes always on deck!

by alex June 16, 2006

deck

A platform extending horizontally from one side of a ship to the other.

A platform or surface likened to a ship's deck.
A roofless, floored structure, typically with a railing, that adjoins a house.
The roadway of a bridge or an elevated freeway.

A pack of playing cards.
A group of data processing cards.
A tape deck.
Slang. A packet of drugs called narcotics.
6. A term describing how one gets beaten down to the ground used by wannabe hardcores. This action usually occurs with people who have no life and are suffering from obsessive complusive disorder that makes them sensitive in an aggressive manner.

Joe decked that boy just because the boy stole Joe's pokemon card.

by Denny Tang February 12, 2003

on deck

next person to bat in a baseball game

"Giambi is needs a double here in the sixth. If not, then the Yanks will have to count on Jeter whose on deck."

by Lynx January 5, 2004

Deck

1 to 15 grams of heroin, also known as a bag; packet of drugs

by Lehem October 18, 2003

deck

cool, cutting edge, hip, or fresh.

for more on this and other hipster slang, check out the hipster handbook

did you see? john grew some deck chops.

by kevin ska May 22, 2003

Decked

Decked or Decked out, Dressed nicely. or liked "pimped out"

1. Man you got all decked out for the dance

2. You decked your car all out

by wickedNH February 6, 2004