<span class="searchmatch">deuce</span>, "two year sentence," with <span class="searchmatch">less</span> as a shortening of the phrase "two years <span class="searchmatch">less</span> a day." <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> <span class="searchmatch">less</span> (Canada, slang) A sentence of two years <span class="searchmatch">less</span> a...
acey-deucey big <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> chuck the <span class="searchmatch">deuces</span> <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> coupe <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> court <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> <span class="searchmatch">less</span> <span class="searchmatch">deuces</span> wild <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span>-to-seven lowball drop a <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> play the <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> with pop a <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> playing...
Have <span class="searchmatch">lessed</span> the woe, the dread, the care; all the <span class="searchmatch">less</span> could care <span class="searchmatch">less</span> could not care <span class="searchmatch">less</span> couldn't care <span class="searchmatch">less</span> <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> <span class="searchmatch">less</span> in <span class="searchmatch">less</span> than no time <span class="searchmatch">less</span> and...
IPA(key): /po.ze.ʁ‿yn pɛʃ/, (<span class="searchmatch">less</span> formal) /po.ze yn pɛʃ/ poser une pêche (very informal, idiomatic) to take a dump, to drop a <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> Synonyms: couler un bronze...
jazyková příručka (in Czech), 2008–2025 Borrowed from Hungarian kétszem (“<span class="searchmatch">deuce</span>, ace in German playing cards”), the ace in French playing cards being egyszem...
unexpected) Synonym: csapás (informal) heck, <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> (intensifier before an adjective or an adverb) or <span class="searchmatch">less</span> commonly mennyköves Compound words mennykőadta...
strife; discord”), Swedish tvist (“quarrel; dispute”), Icelandic tvistur (“<span class="searchmatch">deuce</span>”). The verb is from Middle English twisten. Compare Dutch twisten, Danish...
Hispanic) An informal greeting akin to buddy, dude, or man. 2010, G.C. <span class="searchmatch">Deuce</span>, From the Gutter to the Grave: An American Hood Novel, Xlibris Corporation...
toys out of the cot chuck one's toys out of the pram chuck out chuck the <span class="searchmatch">deuces</span> chuck up fuck and chuck upchuck to throw carelessly to discard slang: to...
suffice to say that is to say that's saying something that's what he said the <span class="searchmatch">deuce</span> you say the devil you say the dickens you say the hell you say there is...