To punch someone very hard, knocking them to the ground in some cases - hence "deck", to "deck" someone as in putting them on a deck.
by Theo Townsend February 27, 2004
by Aok706 April 17, 2007
New Zealanders pronounce this the way we pronounce dick. You can use this word when referring to a dick around innocent kids who have "young ears"
by Notyouraveragebear009 May 11, 2020
"Deck," depending on context and where you're from, can be used to mean two different but similar things:
1. To punch someone very hard, usually in the face, making them fall to the ground.
2. To tackle someone very hard, taking them to the ground.
In both cases this comes from "hit the deck," meaning "fall to the floor rapidly."
1. To punch someone very hard, usually in the face, making them fall to the ground.
2. To tackle someone very hard, taking them to the ground.
In both cases this comes from "hit the deck," meaning "fall to the floor rapidly."
Usage 1: Dude, did you see that fight? Jerry decked Paul right in the head!
Usage 2: Wow, did the linebacker really just deck the quarterback?
Usage 2: Wow, did the linebacker really just deck the quarterback?
by einekleinenachtmusik November 22, 2010
Wheels of steel, turntables, record players. Belt Driven or Direct Drive. Technics sl-1200 is acclaimed by DJ's everywhre as the industry standard.
by DJ Staplez June 11, 2004