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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And even better — this protection applies to coffee consumers of any kind, including decaf and instant coffee fans.
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That finding, combined with the apparent longevity-boosting effect of decaf coffee, suggests that caffeine isn’t the life-lengthening mechanism at work in java, Loftfield said.
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Take a breath, collect yourself, maybe switch to decaf to calm the nerves.
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My typical brew is 2 bags of decaf tea + 2 bags Chai flavored tea bags.
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Evidently, like purveyors of fine decaf, Lexus knows a less-potent hybrid can suit the contrasting tastes of performance and efficiency.
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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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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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