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Decca

noun Dec·ca \ˈde-kə\

Definition of DECCA

:  a system of long-range navigation used chiefly in Europe that utilizes the phase differences of continuous-wave signals from synchronized ground transmitters to establish position
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Origin of DECCA

Decca Co., British firm which developed it
First Known Use: 1946

Rhymes with DECCA

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