I heard recently that this verb has been entered into the OED after a lady who has a blog called 'deuce', or something like that, was fired from her job for remarks she made on her blog. Can anyone confirm this? I cannot seem to find online references.

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verbs, Dale?

edit: I can tell you that there is no verb form of deuce in OEDonline.

"A verb? The deuce there is!"

Well I'll be deuced, this is in fact an ages old saying!

well, "I'll be deuced"; 7 ghits.

and then there's this from W3:

Main Entry: ²deuce
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): -ed/-ing/-s
: to bring the score of (a tennis game or set) to deuce

Ah, thanks for the info Dale. Heather Armstrong of dooce.com - that was her. As for OED inclusion... I guess she'll have to wait.