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decaff

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decaff decaf [ˈdiːkæf] n → déca m >
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In my experience, TV researchers are posh, willowy 21-year-old girls from Suffolk called Hermione with clipboards, whose terrifying Gestapo-style intimidation tactics only stretch as far as forcing you into another decaff latte from the canteen or asking you when you'd like your taxi.
A GOAD OF TOSH by The Mirror (London, England)
Going through emails with a decaff cuppa CAPTION(S): Kay Waddington - travels all over the North West to help and advise small businesses
Fashionable finish to busy day across region; W orking day by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
75 2 bottles pink pinot grigio £35 2 decaff cappuccini £4 Filter coffee £1.
Restaurant review: Jamie's Italian by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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