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a ship or boat's upper outside floor
a set of playable cards, often consisted of 52 in total
a platform or floor that has a design that looks like a ship's deck
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What is a "deck"?
A deck is a flat, elevated outdoor platform attached to a house, usually made of wood or composite materials. It is commonly located at the back or side of a house and provides a space for outdoor activities such as dining, entertaining, or relaxing. Decks can be designed with various features, including railings, steps, built-in seating, and even coverings or shades for protection from the sun. They often serve as an extension of indoor living spaces, allowing homeowners to enjoy the outdoors comfortably. Decks are popular for their versatility and ability to enhance the use and appearance of outdoor areas.
a sound system that is used for playing or recording disks or tapes
What is a "deck"?
A deck is a device designed for playing or recording audio. Examples include a cassette deck, which plays and records music on cassette tapes, or a CD deck, which handles CDs. These devices typically have controls for functions such as playback, recording, and sometimes features like equalizers or digital displays. They are used to manage and manipulate audio content, providing both listening and recording capabilities.
street name for a packet of illegal drugs
an enclosed wooden area or box in the courtroom within which the accused stands during a criminal trial
to decorate, typically by adding festive or ornamental items
to forcefully knock someone down with a punch or blow
to dress someone in elegant or stylish clothing
