Crossword clues for decaf
decaf
- Buzzless brew, briefly
- Buzzless brew
- "Unleaded" joe
- 'Unleaded' brew
- Unstimulating grounds
- Unstimulating coffee
- Unexciting drink
- Stuff in an orange-lidded pot, traditionally
- Stuff in an orange pot
- Some coffee or tea
- Short order at Starbucks?
- Serving from an orange-rimmed decanter
- Sanka, e.g
- Order for a barista
- Orange carafe's fill
- Not-so-jolting joe
- Non-jittery java
- No-kick coffee
- Nighttime brew, for many
- Morning brew order
- Low-strength coffee option
- Less-jolting joe
- Less stimulating coffee?
- Late-night Starbucks choice
- Late-night coffee choice
- Kind of coffee, briefly
- Joltless java
- Joe without the jolt
- Joe without the jitters
- Joe without the buzz
- Joe without jolt
- Joe that's not jolting
- Joe sans jolt
- Joe for an insomniac
- Jitter-free jitter juice
- Jitter-free java
- Java with no kick
- Java with no jolt
- Java disarmed?
- Java choice
- Java at midnight, maybe
- It's not exactly a pick-me-up
- It may be served from an orange-handled pot
- Insomniac's order
- Insomniac's java
- Impotent java
- Hardly jolting joe
- Faced up
- Evening drink
- Evening coffee choice for many
- Dunkin' Donuts option
- Drink that won't make you hyper
- Doctored coffee
- Denatured coffee, slangily
- Common after-dinner drink?
- Coffee without the buzz
- Coffee without its kick
- Coffee without a jolt
- Coffee to drink after 6:00 p.m., perhaps
- Coffee lite?
- Coffee for insomniacs, perhaps
- Coffee choice before bed
- Cappuccino request
- Buzzless coffee order
- Brew that won't give you a buzz
- Brew for an early night
- Beverage before bedtime, perhaps
- Alternative to regular
- A kind of joe
- "Unleaded" coffee, briefly
- "Unleaded" coffee
- "Unleaded," as coffee goes
- "Low-test" java
- Beverage order
- Joltless joe?
- Won't-keep-you-up-at-night beverage
- Coffee preference
- Coffee order
- Coffee before bedtime
- Drink before bed?
- Grounds for a good night’s sleep?
- Drink before bed, maybe
- Tame brew
- It won't keep you up
- Joe that won't keep you up
- Coffee for late at night
- Coffee choice, briefly
- After-dinner request
- Coffee for bedtime
- Grounds for a good night's sleep?
- Certain joe
- Coffee for before bed
- Tea option
- 1-Across may be added to it
- Late-night coffee, maybe
- Cappuccino choice
- Java class?
- Latte option
- Coffee with the caffeine removed
- Grounds for a good nights sleep?
- Late-night beverage
- Met up for coffee
- Met up, getting less potent drink
- Met over coffee
- Coffee without the kick?
- Coffee type, for short
- Coffee encountered, getting knocked over
- Christmas fling? Blonde’s left drink
- On reflection, resisted making coffee
- Not hearing about cold drink
- Accepted being sent back to find healthier hot drink?
- Drink available from inside cafe
- Type of coffee
- Starbucks order, briefly
- Diner order
- Kind of tea
- Kind of coffee, for short
- After-dinner drink, maybe
- Tea choice
- Starbucks selection
- Coffee-bar order
- Coffee bar order
- Coffee shop order
- Starbucks option
- After-dinner order
- Starbucks request
- Starbucks choice
- Coffee option
- "Unleaded" drink
- "Unleaded" beverage
- Unstimulating java
- Not regular
- Coffee selection
- Weak joe
- Sort of coffee, briefly
- Short coffee order
- Regular alternative
- Orange-handled pot beverage
- Low-power coffee
- Joe with no jolt
- Jitter-free joe
- It probably won't keep you up
- Coffee without a kick
- Coffee genre
- Coffee bar option
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
n. (context informal English) a decaffeinated coffee, tea, or soft drink.
WordNet
n. coffee with the caffeine removed [syn: decaffeinated coffee]
Usage examples of "decaf".
She turned and poured herself a cup of decaf and loaded non fat creamer into her mug before sitting at the round table.
She had been serving Ferlinghetti and Rainer four-year-old canned decaf from the back of the refrigerator and stale kolaches someone had brought her after the Polish Festival in June.
Whos to say you dont have your oat bran muffin and decaf at the pine table in the kitchen?
They studiously avoided eye contact, even when three of them entered a coffee shop, and all three, on reflection, decided on decaf.
A cabinet sits next to it, doors open to reveal a big foil bag of Italian Roast Water-Process Decaf and a box of Havana cigars.
Laney privately wished to ascribe this to drug-use, of which he'd seen no evidence whatever, and indeed Daniels's most potent public indulgence seemed to be multiple cups of decaf espresso taken with curls of lemon peel.
And my friend Marilyn Truro at the DMV was on her third double decaf latte, wondering if it would help if she added a second nicotine patch to the one she already had on her arm, thinking it would feel really good to be able to choke the next person in line.
He made instant Yuban decaf, handed her an Oreo cookie, and took her into a computer room where a formidable Cray mainframe and other computer equipment of every possible description filled all wall space and most of the floor, while the few pieces of furniture looked like Salvation Army discards, although Marty was a multimillionaire.
Then I was in the kitchen here with Mercy for maybe half an hour, having some decaf with a shot of Bailey's, wide awake and listening to the news on the radio and wondering was it worth trying to get back to sleep, when we heard the knocking at the front door.