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deck (one)
slang To knock one down to the floor or ground with a blow, especially to the face or head. Wow, I can't believe Sarah decked that guy. He was twice her size! Dude, the captain of the football team is gonna deck you if you keep on flirting with his girlfriend! The bouncer decked the belligerent drunk with no hesitation.
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deck
1. tv. to knock someone to the ground. Fred decked Bob with one blow.
2. n. a pack of cigarettes. Can you toss me a deck of fags, please?
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
- (all) decked out
- (one) is not playing with a full deck
- a few cards short of a (full) deck
- a few cards shy of a (full) deck
- a joker in the deck
- all hands on deck
- be like rearranging (the) deckchairs on the Titanic
- be not playing with a full deck
- be one card short of a full deck
- be one card shy of a (full) deck
- be several cards short of a deck
- be several cards short of a full deck
- cards are stacked against
- clear the deck
- clear the deck(s)
- clear the decks
- clear the decks, to
- deal from the bottom of the deck
- deck
- deck (one)
- deck out
- deck out with (something)
- few bricks short of a load
- have the cards stacked against
- have the deck stacked against
- have the deck stacked against (someone or something)
- hit the deck
- joker in the deck, a
- like rearranging (the) deckchairs on the Titanic
- not playing with a full deck
- on deck
- one card shy of a (full) deck
- play with a full deck
- rearrange (the) deckchairs on the Titanic
- several cards short of a (full) deck
- shuffle the deck
- stack the cards (against someone or something)
- stack the deck
- stack the deck (against) (someone or something)
- stack the deck in (someone's or something's) favor
- stack the deck in the favor of (someone or something)
- the deck is stacked against (someone or something)
- the joker in the deck