by Bobbblett July 20, 2006
slang used in law enforcement. a cop word meaning to be drunk. as in the standard answer given by drunk drivers as to how many beers they have consumed: (2) translated into cop talk (deuce).
by Chris Evans (police officer) January 18, 2004
Omg this party is so lame I'm out of here, deuces my deuces *throws up deuces*
Deuces my deuces, what's happening?? *throws up deuces*
Deuces my deuces, what's happening?? *throws up deuces*
by chrazyaf May 18, 2016
noun, derived from the french word for two: 1. a particularly sagging vagina
2. referring to some very loose labia.
3. see cameltoe
2. referring to some very loose labia.
3. see cameltoe
1. that porno star has a severe case of the deuce loosemeat sandwich.
2.that prostitue is sporting the deuce loose.
2.that prostitue is sporting the deuce loose.
by d-man December 11, 2003
A police officer and/or CO. Originating from prisons and county jails, this term is used to alert others of correctional officers entering the unit/cell block. Once out of incarceration, many former inmates continue to use this term to alert others of (a) law enforcement official(s) presence.
Most of us saw the correctional officer enter the unit. Many inmates yelled "deuce deuce!" in a vain attempt to alert the men smoking marijuana in the bathroom.
(inmate no.1)What happened to alI of your ass tobacco? (inmate no.2)I saw the deuce deuce coming in for the raid and I threw it across the unit. (inmate no.1) Daaaamn bro. That sucks!
(inmate no.1)What happened to alI of your ass tobacco? (inmate no.2)I saw the deuce deuce coming in for the raid and I threw it across the unit. (inmate no.1) Daaaamn bro. That sucks!
by Oatmeal the serial killer September 2, 2017
by og_gangsta_NY April 28, 2023
An alternative manner to express the year "2022" also known as Two thousand twenty-two and Twenty, Twenty-two.
by Merwin Perkins January 5, 2022