(African American Vernacular, slang) Peace; goodbye (because of the associated gesture holding up two fingers) interjection.
: leader —used especially for the leader of the Italian Fascist party.
(African American Vernacular, slang) Peace; goodbye (because of the associated gesture holding up two fingers) interjection.
deuce in British English
a. a playing card or dice with two pips or spots ; two. b. a throw of two in dice. tennis.
From slang use of deuce ( “number two” ) in reference to feces.
DEUCES means “Bye” or “Peace .”
deuce – later, goodbye. derived from peace, or peace out , as in throwing two fingers up when leaving.
Drop-a-deuce meaning
Filters . (vulgar, slang) To defecate.
Dude is a slang greeting term between men , meaning “guy” or “man.” For example: “Dude! ... In the American nineteenth century dude had another life as a term for a dandy — a particularly well-groomed and fancily-dressed young man.
Their one acceptable remedy — euphemisms. ... And most convenient of all, the devil had his own choice euphemism — namely the word “ deuce ” — nonchalantly inserted into popular period phrases such as “What the deuce!” and “The deuce and all!” — expressions that Dickens used freely and frequently in his writing.
$2 bill is sometimes referred to as a “deuce” or a “Tom”.
Check out this quick guide to tennis terminology and where it comes from. ... Deuce (so called when the score reaches 40-40 in tennis) is also thought to come from the French . It could derive from the word deus, Old French for two or from à deux de jeu (meaning two points from the end of the game).
informal + impolite. : to pass solid waste from the body .
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