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Three decka
Originating in Worcester, this quickly became a staple of Boston residential architecture: a narrow, three-story house, in which each floor is a separate apartment. Sometimes also called "triple decker."
In Dorchester, they'll tell you that "triple decker" is a Yuppie affectation; but in Winthrop, that's what everybody calls them.
Mark Levy and Kirsten Alexander
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OK, only yuppies,
OK, only yuppies, suburbanites and out-of-town reporters call them "triple deckers." If you want to sound OFD, say "three-decker."
Three Deckahs
Hey, in Wustah we also had Two-Deckahs.