decomp

English edit

decomp (plural decomps)

(law enforcement, slang) Decomposition.
There's no decomp, so the body can't have been there long.
(law enforcement, slang) A decomposed body.
- 2007, John Leake, Entering Hades: The Double Life of a Serial Killer‎^[1]:
  "It's a decomp. There's gonna be maggots, and that means I'm gonna have nightmares."
- 2007, John Luciew, Fatal Dead Lines‎^[2]:
  "It helped ventilate the place, especially when he had a decomp case. The coroner's offices were pitifully outdated."

Shortening of decompile and decompilation.

decomp (third-person singular simple present decomps, present participle decomping, simple past and past participle decomped)

(transitive, slang, hacking) to decompile (especially videogames)
- 2021, Kyle Orland, "Ocarina of Time has been fully decompiled into human-readable code", Ars Technica, archived from the original on 2022-03-17 (context: subtitle and title, here used in jest saying the hackers are so good they could decompile a sweater)
  If you want to decomp my sweater — Ocarina of Time has been fully decompiled into human-readable code

decomp (plural decomps)

(slang, hacking) a decompilation (especially of a videogame)
(slang, hacking, plural only) results of a decompilation (especially of a videogame)