decollate
📖 Definitions
verb tr.
1. To behead.
2. To separate sheets of paper, from a multiple-copy printout, for example.
💬 Usage Examples
“But supple loops of the Grene’s tail whipped around the neck of the silver behemoth as if to decollate.” R. Dennis Baird; Talon of Light; AuthorHouse; 2004. “These printouts were then manually decollated, bursted, sorted, folded, and inserted into envelopes.” Subashini Selvaratnam; Boosting Operational Efficiency; New Straits Times (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia); Sep 26, 2005. “The decollate was quite revealing but not unseemly.
I didn’t do it for him. Even telling herself that, it rang false.” Chasity Bowlin; The Other Wife; Amazon; 2021.