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decaffeinated

 [dee-kaf-uh-neyt, -kaf-ee-uh-]   Origin

de·caf·fein·ate

   [dee-kaf-uh-neyt, -kaf-ee-uh-]
verb (used with object), -at·ed, -at·ing.
to extract caffeine from: to decaffeinate coffee.
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Origin:
1925–30; de- + caffein + -ate1

Related forms
de·caf·fein·a·tion, noun
de·caf·fein·a·tor, noun
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decaffeinate
1927, from de- + caffeine + -ate. Related: Decaffeinated.
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
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