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▪ I. daiker, v. Sc.|ˈdeɪkər|
[? a. F. décorer to decorate, adorn.]
trans. To set in order.
1820Blackw. Mag. Sept. 652 (Jam. s.v. Daiker) Say Madge Mackittrick's skill has failed her in daikering out a dead dame's flesh. 1880L. B. Walford Troubl. Dau. I. ii. 31 Your room will be daikert by the time it's wanted.
▪ II. daiker
see dacker. |