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  1. 02-Nov-2006, 16:25 #1
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    Would you please explain the expression "deuce of a row" in simple English.


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  2. 02-Nov-2006, 18:18 #2
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    Default Re: problem

    i think it means that they had an argument which was doubly intense
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    Quote Originally Posted by curmudgeon View Post
    i think it means that they had an argument which was doubly intense
    I think "deuce" refers to the devil in that use.
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