Definition of decaf
: decaffeinated coffee
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Examples of decaf in a Sentence
Would you like regular coffee or decaf?
Can I have a decaf, please?
Recent Examples of decaf from the Web
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Surprisingly, coffee and decaf java are also on the list.
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Time is passed with arts and crafts, exercise, group therapy sessions and smoking cigarettes while drinking decaf coffee (caffeine, a drug, isn’t allowed).
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The multi-page tea menu contains more than 100 choices, including, black, white and green teas, along with herbal and fruit blends, and decaf options.
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Apothic Brew, regardless of being infused with coffee, contains less caffeine than a standard cup of decaf.
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Apothic Wines' website says that each bottle of the new cold brew red blend contains less caffeine than a standard cup of decaf coffee.
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Taking caffeine out of coffee is no easy chemical feat, which is why decaf lacks the rich flavor of the high-test stuff.
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Popular favorites include La Croix, kombucha (each sparkling beverage is available in a wide variety of flavors), herbal teas, iced coffee (regular or decaf), sugar-free hot cocoa.
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So for his first State of the Union address, someone switched the usual president with decaf.
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Origin and Etymology of decaf
short for decaffeinated
DECAF Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of decaf for English Language Learners
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: coffee that does not contain caffeine : decaffeinated coffee
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