Decks

What do we mean by decks?

Any raised flat surface that can be walked on: a balcony; a porch; a raised patio; a flat rooftop.

The floorlike covering of the horizontal sections, or compartments, of a ship. Small vessels have only one deck; larger ships have two or three decks.

A main aeroplane surface, especially of a biplane or multiplane.

A pack or set of playing cards.

(by extension) A set of cards owned by each individual player and from which they draw when playing.

A set of slides for a presentation.

A heap or store.

A folded paper used for distributing illicit drugs.

The floor.

Wheels of steel, turntables, record players. Belt Driven or Direct Drive. Technics sl-1200 is acclaimed by DJ's everywhre as the industry standard. Urban Dictionary

Set of turntables Urban Dictionary

When something hurts or decked means someone been beaten badly in a game or physically. Urban Dictionary

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. Urban Dictionary

To Deck, To get decked; to hit or be hit viciously hard without mercy, usually in the mouth or nose region. To strike down upon another human with great vengeance and FURIOUS anger. Urban Dictionary

To have something readily available or within reach. Urban Dictionary

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" Urban Dictionary

"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." Urban Dictionary

A fight, or a bangout Urban Dictionary

Hipster lingo for cool Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to decks:
decks, deck, ducks, docks, recks, deeks, desks, dicks, necks, kecks, pecks, decus, decke, fecks, becks, decos, decas, decs, derks, secks, decss, ecks, hecks, dacks, decis, drecks.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word decks:
tarot, awash, deck, forecastle, arcana, conning, cards, superstructure, packs, aft, booster, promenade, hangar, starboard, suits, fore, stern, cassette, card, thickness, armour, ramp, furious, ranged, armor, thick, bow, loading, ship, accommodation, cargo, starter, seating, ships, courage, guns, dining, hull, sailors, vessel, tape, dealt, enclosed, inch, inches, loaded, fitted, spaces, suit, torpedo, boats, passenger, vessels, cabin, skill, crew, cruise, casino, upper, accommodate, observation, hms, rooms, pack, quarters, aboard, tons, gun, wheels, freight, steam, carrier, equipped, sides, bridges, forward, protected, doors.

Words that rhyme with decks:
complex, sex, vex, flex, x, apex, ex, annex, next, rex, effects, vertex, dex, perplex, hex, lex, duplex, tex, convex, plex, multiplex, latex, simplex, intex, telex, mex, specs, amex, objects, triplex, cybersex, unisex, nex, rolodex, aix, respects, checks, subjects, projects, fedex, specks, flecks, oral sex, reflects, sphex, cineplex, atx, videotex, suspects, cheques, treks, tyrannosaurus rex, bottlenecks, jex, dissects, eques, wrecks, middlesex, aztecs, execs, megaplex, necks, metroplex, kecks, rejects, lecce, ejects, expects, pemex, techs, have sex, regression of y on x, herpes simplex, czechs, pecks, intellects, malcolm x, intersects, safe sex, cmx, roughnecks, solar apex, extramarital sex, paychecks, comex, fecks, nymex, whelks, finex, becks, begonia rex, nynex, rednecks, discotheques, truex, banamex, telmex, gatx, ampex, tenrecs.

Adjectives that are often used to describe decks:
lower, upper, concrete, open, several, main, wooden, tween, crowded, below, wet, clear, private, top, most, sun, white, slippery, wide, spacious, multiple, broad, flush, complete, covered, quarter, narrow, flat, forward, double, outdoor, clean, armored, above, hot, orthotropic, continuous, outside, protective, empty, separate, well, cold, rear, poop, armoured, composite, standard, exposed, bare, level, deserted, bloody, spotless, dry, structural, outer, sunny, daisy, gun, plated, gallant, scrubbed, forecastle, curved, digital, lofty, bottom, magnetic.

Consonant match to decks:
dex, ducks, dix, dux, dax, docks, dukes, dikes, dykes, dicks, dirks, dacs, derks, dickes, dircks, dirkes, dirkse.

Words that sound like decks:
decks, dex, decs, ducks, dicks, dix, dux, dics, dekes, ducs, dick's, docks, dukes, docs, dox, dykes, dikes, dax, dacks, deeks, daks, dooks, dacs, dachs, dks, daxx, tex, techs, tecs, teks, htx, deck, ticks, deaths, tux, desks, tics, deco, deca, dec, tucks, tix, decca, deka, dirks, drex, dekko, dech, dext, derks, dexa, degs, dexie, decc, deque, drx, odex, takes, tax, talks, hex, tacks, tox, taks, tykes, tokes, tikes, tacs, taxe, tooks, toques, tookes, tocs, hexe, teaks, heks, tuques, hecs, heck's, tachs, dick, decay, dic, dicky, dess, dich, dickie, dickey, deke, dek, dece, dicke, addicks, deca-, decke, deq, dicc, deka-, adex, decus.