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What is chunk deuce?
The formal form of "chunkin the deuce."
Why is everyone chunking the deuce in their profile photos?
chunk deuce - video
Chunk deuce - what is it?
Throw up 2 fingers in a sideways peace sign. A sign of acknowledgment of someone else. In Tallahassee, FL, this is widely recognized as the identifying hand gesture of Victoria Sartori
I was at a party, and i saw Victoria from across the room. I saw her chunk a deuce at me, in acknowledgement of my awesomeness.
What does "chunk deuce" mean?
Using your hands to throw up a sideways peace sign and then chunk it up and down.
As connor was leaving school he ran into to bud entering the school and they both decided to chunk the deuce out their car windows at the same time
Chunk deuce - what does it mean?
The formal form of "chunkin the deuce."
Why is everyone chunking the deuce on MySpace?
Chunk deuce - meaning
to chunk a deuce comes from houston texas it means while ur swangin wen someone rolls up beside u put up the deuce and holla "wut it do baby"
i was ridin down the street swangin and my homeboi rolled up beside me so i had to chunk a deuce
Chunk deuce - definition
Throw up 2 fingers to mean peace out, later, adios.
Throw up 2 fingers to show a sign of respect and/or greeting.
"I won't diss my OG so imma chunk a deuce for Paul" - Chamillionaire - "Roll Call" - Mixtape Messiah
"Lean back or throw ya leather, chunk a deuce, and show your grill" - T.I. - "Front Back"
Chunk deuce - slang
im leavin yo, chunk deuce.
Chunk deuce
Throwing a peace sign sideways in the air, originally coined in H-town
Man, when I left that bangin' club, I had to chunk a deuce to my homies.
Chunk deuce
1. to literally throw up the peace sign as in saying "later"
2. term used to say 'i'm outtie"
also throw the deuce
deuces
1. He chunked up the deuce to his boys as he left the house.
2. I had to chunk the deuce early to that gay ass party last night.
Chunk deuce
later, goodbye. derived from peace, or peace out, as in throwing two fingers up when leaving.
see also: chunk the deuce, chunk, and deuce
I'm out, chunk deuce.