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. To lie at the top of; SYN. crest.
2. To restrict the number or amount of.

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.