decaf
adjective
uk/ˈdiː.kæf/us/ˈdiː.kæf/having had some or all of thecaffeine(= achemicalsubstancethat makes youfeelmoreawake)removed;shortfordecaffeinated:
Shesuggeststeensdrinkdecafcoffee, so as toavoidtheharmfuleffectsofcaffeine.
- In someinstances, decafcoffeescontainas muchcaffeineas a can ofsoda.
- Hebroughthis own decafEnglishBreakfastteabags.
- Hesippedhisusualdecafmochawithskimmilk.
- Patients withcystitisshouldavoidcoffee(bothcaffeinatedand decaf).
- I’ll have aweak, decaf,skinnysoylatteplease.
Warm drinks
- Americano
- arabica
- Assam
- babyccino
- bed-tea
- coffee maker
- congou
- crema
- cuppa
- Darjeeling
- infusion
- Irish coffee
- jasmine tea
- joe
- KeepCup
- rooibos
- Rosie Lee
- sencha
- stewed
- tea
decaf
noun[CorU]
informaluk/ˈdiː.kæf/us/ˈdiː.kæf/coffeeorteafrom which some or all of thecaffeine(= achemicalsubstance)has beenremoved; acup, etc. of thistypeofdrink:
acupof decaf一杯无咖啡因的咖啡
Just a decaf for me.
- If you'repregnantand really can't do withoutcoffee,thinkofcuttingto onecuporswitchingto decaf.
- People in Finland don'ttendtodrinkmuch decaf.
- Even though Iorderdecaf, I stillwantthatcoffeetaste.
Warm drinks
- Americano
- arabica
- Assam
- babyccino
- bed-tea
- coffee maker
- congou
- crema
- cuppa
- Darjeeling
- infusion
- Irish coffee
- jasmine tea
- joe
- KeepCup
- rooibos
- Rosie Lee
- sencha
- stewed
- tea