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deuced out 

A flexible and general term used to describe the act of figuratively or literally crushing. This implies some form of victory and the true words/meaning it represents can only be understood through the context in which it is delivered.
"Alex, what happened last night with that chick you met?"
"Oh man, I went back to her place and deuced her out."

"Miles, how'd it go when you told her you like her?"
"Yeah, um, not so well. She doesn't exactly feel the same way. Yeah...so...she pretty much deuced me out."

"Ben, how did kickball go today?"
"Our team fucking sucks. Nobody can catch the ball and the girls don't know what the hell they're doing out there. We got deuced out."

deuced out by The Gentlemen At November 6, 2008
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Deuced out 

To be entirely void of fecal matter for ready expulsion; to no longer be able to deuce.
Marcus would have settled down on the john again for round number two, but he was all deuced out.
Deuced out by Dragondave December 9, 2008

deuce out 

Another way of saying peace out, deuce meaning two (two fingers peace sign).
A: Bye Bakes
B: Hey deuce out Lizard
A: Yea peace
deuce out by Luke Big Bakes March 4, 2009

deuled out 

When a girl is getting screwed in her ass and pussy at the same time.
Damn did you hear? Abby got deuled out last night!
deuled out by Matthew H July 30, 2008

deuce it out 

To interrupt whatever you're doing to go and take a shit. In relation with deuce it up
"Whatever, i've been at this for three fucking hours, i gotta deuce it out anyway"
deuce it out by TrollDoBairro October 26, 2017

deuce it out 

To double something, a common phrase among guys who are complete tools.
Hey man I'll take a bud light lime, actually my friend just got here could you "deuce it out" for me brah?
deuce it out by ptk310 July 21, 2009
well known from south park
rednecks get angrry that future folk took there jobs so they yell
They took ouare jerbs!
Them future folk took ouare jerbs!
jerb by Jimberley Kim April 7, 2005
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