decker English

Meaning decker meaning

What does decker mean?

decker

— noun (often used in combinations) something constructed with multiple levels they rode in a double-decker bus

Decker

— noun (= Dekker) English dramatist and pamphleteer (1572-1632)

Synonyms decker synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as decker?

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Thomas Dekker

Thomas Decker

Dekker

Examples decker examples

How do I use decker in a sentence?

Simple sentences

There are no double-decker buses in Algiers.

Movie subtitles

Yes, a 1918 Flush Decker.

A double-decker with so many guns she looks like a porcupine.

My name's Beauregard Decker.

My name is Beauregard Decker.

Bo Decker.

Here's our newcomer again, Bo Decker of Montana.

Here's our old friend Bo Decker.

Signora Decker?

Mrs. Decker.

Decker.

Decker, si.

It was in a bit of a mess when Decker married her.

Mr. Decker, he is rich, too?

Well, we'd better find Mr. Decker.

You cold decker, ain't you got no sense?

SECON D LI EUTENANT WI LLIAM DECKER, S I R.

WHO DO YOU THINK YOU'RE FOOLING, DECKER?

WHY IS IT IMPOSS I BLE, LI EUTENANT DECKER?

WE COULD ASK THE M IN ISTRY OF WAR IN LON DON. THERE MIGHT BE RECORDS ON THIS DECKER.

I'M ONLY FOLLOWING ORDERS, DECKER.

NOW, LOOK HERE, DECKER.

DECKER!

WHAT'S WRONG, DECKER?

IT ISN'T A CRI ME TO BE AFRAI D, DECKER.

THAT'S I NSAN ITY, DECKER.

ANNOUNCER: Here's our newcomer again, Bo Decker of Montana.

ANNOUNCER: Here's our old friend Bo Decker.

You know the Decker family well?

We understand, Mr. Decker, he is away, writing.

Mrs. Decker, she was unhappy?

I know she didn't like it when Mr. Decker was away.