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
Having an exact number of .22 calibur pistols, first used on September 24th in the Art class in 6th period by Daniel.
by we're high October 09, 2004
by Brad Nowell lives July 14, 2004
The boy JD was a friend of mine. till i caught im in my car tryna steal a alpine. I chased him up the street to call a truse. The silly mothafucka pulls out a deuce deuce, little did he know I had a loaded 12 gauge. One sucka dead L.A times Front page--Eazy E; boyz in the hood
by ase53123 February 07, 2008
by nokianinja October 08, 2002
deuce = latin for 2
deuce deuce = latin for two two
hence 22, one of the smaller calibres for handguns.
a deuce deuce is a .22 calibre handgun
deuce deuce = latin for two two
hence 22, one of the smaller calibres for handguns.
a deuce deuce is a .22 calibre handgun
by Calo Nord March 23, 2005