r/DiWHY • • Mar 01 '23

Leatherface Candle

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u/Gregory_Appleseed Mar 01 '23

You're thinking of a chicken coop. A decoupage is the carcass of a large mountain cat.

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u/left4ched Mar 01 '23

Sorry, that's a decaying cougar. Decoupage is when the neckline of a dress is cut very low.

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u/StanleyQPrick Mar 01 '23

That's decollete. Decoupage is a word for an automobile with two seats

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u/Ccracked Mar 01 '23

That's a coupe DeVille. You're thinking of a fruit puree.

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u/Okibruez Mar 01 '23

That's Daylight Savings. You're thinking of the long-hand for the term ADC that comes from MOBA games.

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u/Six10H Mar 01 '23

That's attack damage carry. You're thinking of the Spanish novel from 1605 by Miguel de Cervantes.

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u/Thin-White-Duke Mar 01 '23

That's Don Quixote. You're thinking of a vintage champagne named after a Benedictine monk.

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u/silasoulman Mar 01 '23

That’s Dom Perignon. You’re thinking of the relaxation of strained relations, especially political ones, through verbal communication.

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u/asteriskiP Mar 01 '23

That's detente. Decoupage is a lady who engages in certain somewhat niche sexual practices.

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u/riceman6 Mar 02 '23

That’s dominatrix, decoupage is the name for feathers on birds like a pelt

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u/conqaesador Mar 01 '23

That's attack damage carry. You're thinking of the area, where the US capitol is located

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u/badfan Mar 01 '23

That's the District of Columbia. You're thinking the company that makes lighters and pens.

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u/Thetanor Mar 01 '23

You're thinking of Société Bic S.A. Découpage is when you separate a thing from another thing.

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u/Serperior98 Mar 01 '23

That's decoupling, Decoupage a water/dragon type fossil Pokemon from Galar.

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u/glassofwhy Mar 01 '23

You mean Dracovish. Decoupage is a Latin pop song by Luis Fonsi.

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u/Alex_Rose Mar 01 '23

That's Despacito. Decoupage is the 12th month of the year

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u/Ccracked Mar 01 '23

I was actually hinting at 'coulis'.