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decal
[ dee-kal, dih-kal ]
noun
- a specially prepared paper bearing a picture or design for transfer to wood, metal, glass, etc.
- the picture or design itself.
verb (used with object)
- to apply decals on.
decal
/ dɪˈkæl; ˈdiːkæl /
verb
- to transfer (a design) by decalcomania
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Word History and Origins
Origin of decal1
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Example Sentences
When Pecorella later asked Finger if he would design the helmet decal, Finger remembered this trip and knew how much it meant to his teammate.
Further screen protection is available in the form of either hard plastic screen covers or soft clear decals that go over the Switch screen.
Of course, Covid-19 precautions were taken, including decals noting a 6-foot distance between visitors, branded masks and limits to same-party groups upon entry, according to Cindy Wang, senior director of brand marketing.
The NCAA doesn’t even devote decent floor decals to the women’s games, decals that denote this is a championship event.
The Texas Scorecard video shows light reflecting off the top of case, consistent with the decals on the case shown by WXYZ.
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