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fair deuce 

fair play, good point (as in tennis).

Used informally to acknowledge good verbal comebacks.
that's what SHE said

fair deuce
fair deuce by Moccus January 8, 2009
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Fair deuce 

A saying commonly used by strange cunts with 2 first names

Example: Mark-John
GOOD BLOKE: Hey MJ! Go and get fucked ya half chewed crumpet

MJ: Fair Deuce bruz
Fair deuce by Cazlab7 November 17, 2017

fair deuce 

Something that Jackson says all the time. Not that i know him or anything. I just heard hes pretty cool. But not when he says fair deuce. Because he applies it to EVERY SITUATION.
"I wanna drink"
"Fair deuce"
" Im feeling sick"
"Fair deuce"

"Lets wear this decorative hat feather to go traveling to Denmark"
"fair deuce"
fair deuce by Not Jeordie June 15, 2014

fair dece 

short for fairly decent. it means pretty good or not bad.
John: So what do you think of her?
David: She fair dece, man, fair dece.
John: Sweet
fair dece by maltesepace January 10, 2006
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