deck
//dɛk//
Noun
deckSingular
decksPlural
1
A flat surface or platform forming the floor of a ship or boat
The sailors were working on the deck of the ship.
2
A flat structure attached to a house, typically made of wood, used as an outdoor living space
We had dinner on the deck last night.
3
A pack of playing cards
She shuffled the deck before dealing the cards.
4
A component that plays or records audio or video media, such as a tape deck or turntable
He bought a new cassette deck for his stereo system.
Verb
1
To knock someone to the ground with a punch or blow
The boxer decked his opponent in the first round.
2
To decorate or adorn something
The halls were decked with flowers for the wedding.