Pronunciation: /diˈkæl/
noun a design or picture that is transferred onto a surface, typically a vehicle, as a decoration or identification
A1 I put a decal of my favorite cartoon character on my laptop.
A2 She bought a new car and added a decal of a flower on the back window.
B1 The company logo decal was placed on all the employees' uniforms.
B2 The motorcycle enthusiast had custom decals made for his bike.
C1 The artist meticulously designed a decal to be used on the new product packaging.
C2 The vintage car restoration included sourcing original decals for authenticity.
adjective relating to or used for decals
A1 I bought a decal sticker for my laptop.
A2 The decal design on the wall added a pop of color to the room.
B1 She customized her car with decal stripes.
B2 The decal logo on the company's products helped with brand recognition.
C1 The decal lettering on the storefront was eye-catching and professional.
C2 The artist created a decal mural that covered an entire wall of the gallery.
formal The decal on the car's bumper displayed the logo of the company.
informal I added a cool decal to my laptop to personalize it.
slang I'm thinking of slapping a new decal on my skateboard.
figurative The decal of success was evident in her confident demeanor.
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