capped
kapt
- v lie at the top of
Snow capped the mountains - v restrict the number or amount of
- s used especially of front teeth having (artificial) crowns
capped teeth gave her a beautiful smile - s covered as if with a cap or crown especially of a specified kind
cloud-capped mountains
brown-capped mushrooms
snow-capped peaks
- Over the course of fourteen months, Dylan recorded Bringing It All Back Home and Highway 61 Revisited and then capped it off with Blonde on Blonde, rock's first significant .
- A lack of good Karma hasn't stopped lead singer-songwriter Britt Daniel from soldiering on and producing yet another album of tense, clich-avoiding, minimalist rock songs, capped .
- So when IOC president Jacques Rogge took office in 2001, he capped the number of sports at 35 (28 in summer, seven in winter) and implemented a regular review process to avoid .