decollate

decollate
decollate1
decollation /dee'keuh lay"sheuhn/, n.decollator, n.
/di kol"ayt/, v.t., decollated, decollating.
to behead; decapitate.
[1590-1600; < L decollatus (ptp. of decollare to behead, equiv. to de- DE- + coll(are) (see COLLAR) + -atus -ATE1]
decollate2
decollator, n.
/dek"euh layt', dee'keuh layt", dee koh"layt, -kol"ayt/, v.t., decollated, decollating.
to separate (the copies of multiply paper, continuous forms, or computer printout) into individual sets or sheets.
[DE- + COLLATE]

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