dec.

(in prescriptions) pour off.

Origin of dec.

From the Latin word dēcantā

debutant, debutante, debye, dec, dec-, dec., deca-, decadal, decade, decadelong, decadence

dec. ²

deceased.

decimeter.

declension.

decrease.

Music. decrescendo.

dec-

variant of deca- before a vowel: decathlon.

Dec.

December.

If you do not vacate the premises by 13 DEC 6PM, we reserve the right to demolish your premises without delay.

Thousands of Students 'Evicted' in Pro-Palestine Solidarity Campaign |Orly Halpern |December 12, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
On Dec, 25, 2002, Jack Whittaker received what some might consider to be the best Christmas present ever: $315 million.

Mega Millions Winners Might Not Be So Lucky: Jack Whittaker and More Unlucky Lotto Winners | |March 31, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
CARE is just one of the charities funded by the DEC that are doing great work to protect girls in Dadaab.

What African Girls Fear More Than Drought |Anne Hathaway, Maria Eitel |August 24, 2011 |DAILY BEAST
DEC tapes are useful and reliable, but they have only a small capacity.

On-Line Data-Acquisition Systems in Nuclear Physics, 1969 |H. W. Fulbright et al.

Be sure you hurry, for there isn't much time before dark, and the women have to finish dec'rating tonight.

At the Little Brown House |Ruth Alberta Brown
Careful consideration that morning had dec ided Captain Wragge on advancing matters a little nearer to the crisis.

No Name |Wilkie Collins
(Always dec on 2nd row of pattern when decreasing thruout coat).

Juvenile Styles, Volume 4 |Mary Hoyer
I thought Faith would like some new way to dec'rate her cakes.

At the Little Brown House |Ruth Alberta Brown

Dec

December

dec.

deceased

music decrescendo