The art of transfering designs from specially prepared paper to a wood or glass or metal surface

Usage examples of decal.

He was holding his helmet in his hands, rubbing his fingers along the panther decal affixed to the side.

What made him sure this was the car we were looking for was the decal of a two-headed lion on the rear bumper.

I studied the decal and I was sure it was the same thing I had seen in Oakland.

Stuck in the right rear window was a parking lot decal like thousands of others.

The remains of Jimmy de Soto are on a sealed disc with red DATA CONTAMINANT decals somewhere in a basement at Envoy Corps HQ.

Dig a little bit deeper and it turns out the reasons-of-conscience decals are fake.

She took it in both hands and examined the decals with professional interest.

Prince, pointing to a team warming up on a perfect green field, with big blue star decals on their helmets.

The number decals on their scarred helmets rarely matched the numbers on their jerseys.

The seaside house is decorated with telco decals, chunks of driftwood, and the basic bric-a-brac of a hippie crash-pad.

Finally the biomembrane, its sponsor decals gleaming, disappeared into the opening, followed first by Pitkin and then, as the music reached a despondent coda, by the laureates in single file, their lighted torches casting shadow-tremors on the walls.

The window panes were covered with decals of garish reds, blues and greens, separated by black squiggly lines, meant to evoke the stained-glass grandeur of the medieval cathedrals of Europe.

What he could see, clearly, were a half-dozen large bright sponsor decals and stickers on both sides of the biomembrane and even on the blunt front end.

Mute stripped off his Levi jacket, exposing another Angel decal on his leather jacket.

Sometimes she would think of the endless evenings before the gunshot from the garage and she would see Seth in his chair, the one with the horse-and-rider decals she and Herb had put on when they came to realize just how much the boy loved 'Wessurns'.