decking the sisters 

A term originating from a Let's Play of the video game Virtual Bart, it means punching a woman in the breasts.

"I always love decking the sisters. That's my favorite."
- Northernlion

decking the sisters by jadeheartoffire January 3, 2013

Deep Sea Decking 

Taking a shit in the lobster tank at Red Lobster.

"The service, as usual, wasn't up to par at the local Red Lobster. To show my unapproval, with the manager and the hot jailbait hostess watching I decided to go deep sea decking on my way out. That'll show them not to serve me cold cheddar bay biscuits."

Deep Sea Decking by king o the sea April 20, 2010

hot dickings 

Hot Dickings is the noun that is the action of giving it to another but in a fiery intense way and came about though the cartoon show of Dr. Tran. A common misuse of the word is to use it as a verb such as to go dickings or dicking someone instead of to give them a dicking.

Such as "He was just passing them out, "Hot Dickings!"

hot dickings by Davey Browne March 14, 2008

Decking the sisters 

Decking the sisters is term used to describe punching a woman in the breasts.

Back when I played that virtual Bart Simpson game I always loved decking the sisters.

Decking the sisters by SisterDecker March 17, 2011

upper decking 

The process of taking a shit in the tank of a toilet instead of the bowl so when the next person flushes, all the shit goes into the bowl

Taking a shit in the tank instead of the toliet is upper decking.

upper decking by Jay December 26, 2003

Upper Decking 

giving John Barrowman a blowjob on a transatlantic flight

"In the middle of the night ... on a 747 on the upper deck" (hence the term "upper decking")

Upper Decking by qwapos September 7, 2012

Upper Decking 

Deficating in the tank of someone's toilet, rather than the bowl. Often employed in malicious context.

Suzy could not figure out why her toiled would flush only brown water. Little did she know that Johnny had upper decked that bitch the previous night.

Upper Decking by Korthos July 27, 2004