de·com·pres·sion 
(dē′kəm-prĕshən)
(dē′kəm-prĕshən)n.
1. The act or process of decompressing.
2. A surgical procedure used to relieve pressure on an organ or part, such as the abdomen, cranium, or spinal cord.
- stretchable
- stretch a point
- stretcher
- stretcher-bearer
- stretch legs
- stretch mark
- stretch (one's) legs
- stretch one's legs
- clap one's eyes on
- clapper
- clapper rail
- clap skate
- claptrap
- claque
- "Clara."
- Clara
- clarain
- Clara Wieck
- Clare Boothe
- Claremont
- Clarence
- clarence
- Clarence
- (Clarence) Malcolm
- Clarence Seward