Definition of "decollate" [de•col•late]

• To behead. (verb-transitive)
• To separate the copies of (a multiple-copy computer printout, for example). (verb-transitive)

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• "Well, a woman in Warren, Ohio is getting her 15 minutes of fame for something "Moost Unusual" -- a squirrel in her decollate (ph)."
• "You can also introduce preying mantids (via their eggs), and decollate snails are predators of other snails."