| Persons or companies that owe money to the business; accounts or notes receivable.
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| Decalcomania.
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| Pictures,diagrams and designs, on specially prepared paper, that can be transferred to glass or other surfaces; also called a Decal.
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| The decomposition of wood or other substance by fungi or bacteria.
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| The removal of chlorine from water.
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| A standard unit of measure for classifying the transmission of airborne sound levels; the ratio of sound pressure to a base level chosen at the threshold of hearing and ranging up to 130 for the average pain level.
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| Trees which annually lose their leaves.
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| A fraction or mixed number in which the denominator is a power of 10, usually expressed by use of the decimal point, as 1/4 = 25/100 = 0.25.
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| Any real number expressed in base 10.
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| Thin sheets of insulation placed on a concrete surface before a flooring system is installed.
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| Water surface level with the deck.
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| See Floor Mud.
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| An enamel with a high degree of resistance to mechanical wear; designed for use on such surfaces as porch floors.
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| See Coil Deck.
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| 1. The roof surface to be covered, the substrate or substrata. 2. A small platform used for walking. 3. The form on which concrete for a slab is placed. 4. A floor or roof slab.
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| See Cellular Decking.
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| See Metal Decking.
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| See Open Decking.
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| See Wood Decking.
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| 1. A material used to span across beams or joists to create a floor or roof surface. 2. Heavy plank floor of a pier or bridge. 3. Surfaced area surrounding a swimming pool.
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| See Homestead, 3.
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| A form of accelerated depreciation where a larger amount is taken in the beginning years gradually declining to a smaller amount in the later years.
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| The furnishing, layout, style, and decoration of building interiors.
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| Adorned, embellished, or made more attractive by means of color or surface detail.
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| See Inglaze Decoration.
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| See Overglaze Decoration.
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| See Underglaze Decoration.
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| 1. The act of decorating. 2. The finish used over the gypsumboard face.
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| Architectural painting; aesthetic painting.
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| Tile with a ceramic decoration on the surface.
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