decare
American
[dek-air, -ahr]
/ ˈdɛk ɛər, -ɑr /
noun
decare
British
/ dɛˈkɛə, ˈdɛkɛə /
noun
Etymology
Origin of decare
First recorded in 1825–35; from French décare, equivalent to déca- (from Greek deka- ) + are (from Latin ārea ); deka- ( def. ), are 2 ( def. )
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