Ainda não temos significados para "have a deuce".
1Next thing he'll be getting lost, and we'll have a deuce of a time finding him again.
2I 've a deuced good mind to leave them in the lurch.
3Had a deuced hard time in getting fifty of 'em up from Le Pas.
4What I mean to say is, I had a deuced odd experience last night.
5I had a deuce of a time to prove it!
6He has a deuced foreign look-isan unpractical man.
7He has a deuced fine temperament, hasn't he?'
8I repeat I have no evening clothes, on the other hand I 've a deuce of a good appetite.
9You'll have a deuced cold drive.
10'I have a deuce of a lot of work to do.'
11Couldn't find him this morning, an' had a deuce of a time findin' the rest of the bunch.
12He added reminiscently to Manley: "I had a deuce of a time getting the cover down and fastened."
13"I suppose you had a deuced good time?"
14Yes, it was after; for I remember that I had a deuce of a time unbuttoning my coat to get at my trousers' pocket.
15We went at the toothpicks again; until Frosty got a splinter stuck between his teeth, and had a deuce of a time getting it out.
16"Your four and up four," said Tex, who had a deuce face up and nothing in the hole.
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