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decoat

decoat verb: to remove a coating from.

Verb

decoat (third-person singular simple present decoats, present participle decoating, simple past and past participle decoated)

  1. To remove a coating from

Forms of decoat

third-person singular presentdecoats
present participledecoating
past participledecoated
pastdecoated

Origin of decoat

From de- + coat.

Questions about decoat

What does decoat mean?
Decoat means to remove a coating from.
What part of speech is decoat?
Decoat is a verb.
What is the past tense of decoat?
The past tense of decoat is decoated.

Words near decoat in the dictionary

  1. declutterers
  2. decluttering
  3. declutterings
  4. declutters
  5. deco
  6. decoat
  7. decoated
  8. decoating
  9. decocainize
  10. decocainized
  11. decocainizing

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