ETYM Old Eng. cappe, AS. caeppe, cap, cape, hood, from LL, cappa, capa; perhaps of Iberian origin. Related to Cape, Cope.
1. A top (as for a bottle).
2. Something serving as a cover or protection.
3. Umbrellalike fruiting structure forming the top of a stalked fleshy fungus such as a mushroom; SYN. pileus.
1. Bonnet. Calotte de chirurgien.
2. Gifle. Donner une calotte.
3. Dôme. Calotte sphérique.
Coiffure d'homme, faite de tissu ou de peau, qui a quelquefois un bord ou une visière sur le devant.
1. To lie at the top of; SYN. crest.
2. To restrict the number or amount of.
1. (Pron.) Se peigner. Il se coiffe mal.
2. Se couvrir de. Coiffer un chapeau.
3. (Au figuré) Chapeauter. Coiffer une filiale.
1. Sacrer. Couronner un roi.
2. Récompenser. Couronner une oeuvre.
3. Parfaire. Couronner une carrière.
A tight-fitting hat (usually light-weight) for the head.
(Headwear) Brimless soft hat with a stiff peak over the forehead. It is also known as a “flat cap”. Since the 1960s caps have become popular as fashion accessories, often made out of brightly colored fabrics, leather, or PVC, sometimes bearing slogans. Baseball caps are a version of the cap, originating in the US.
Abbreviation for Common Agricultural Policy.
1 capacity
2 capital
3 capitalize; capitalized
Another name for a diaphragm contraceptive.