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From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English cap cap 1 / kæp / ●●● S3 noun [countable] 1 Image of cap hat HAT a) DCC a type of flat hat that has a curved part sticking out at the front, and is often worn as part of a uniform a baseball cap old men in flat caps a chauffeur's peaked cap b) DCC a covering that fits very closely to your head a swimming cap a shower cap c) a type of simple hat that fits very closely to your head, worn especially by women in the past a white lace cap 2 Image of cap covering TOP/COVERING a protective covering that you put on the end or top of an object SYN top Make sure you put the cap back on the pen. a bottle cap 3 limit LIMIT an upper limit that is put on the amount of money that someone can earn, spend, or borrow a cap on local council spending 4 sport British English a) if a sportsperson wins a cap or is given a cap, he or she is chosen to play for their country He won his first England cap against Wales in 1994. b) a sportsperson who has played for his or her country Mason is one of two new caps in the team. 5 DHT small explosive EXPLOSIVE a small paper container with explosive inside it, used especially in toy guns 6 sex SEX SY MB a contraceptive made of a round piece of rubber that a woman puts inside her vagina SYN diaphragm 7 → go cap in hand (to somebody) → flat cap , ice cap , kneecap , mob cap , skull cap , toecap , → a feather in your cap , → if the cap fits (, wear it) , → put your thinking cap on COLLOCATIONS types of cap a baseball cap (=that people wear for baseball and for fashion) He was wearing a sweater and a baseball cap. a flat cap ( also a cloth cap ) British English (=made of cloth with a stiff piece that sticks out at the front) We saw an old man in a jacket and a brown flat cap. a peaked cap (=worn as part of a uniform) She wore a sailor's peaked cap. a swimming/bathing cap A swimming cap will stop you getting your hair wet. a shower cap (=worn to keep your hair dry when having a shower) There was a little bag containing soap, shampoo and a shower cap. verbs wear a cap He was wearing a baseball cap. put on/take off/remove your cap He opened the door, took off his cap, and threw it on a hook. Examples from the Corpus cap • Proposition 13 put a cap on property taxes. • Glancing towards the car park, I am transfixed by the sight of a man in a flat cap cleaning our car. • This'll be a feather in her cap, right enough, a princess named after her. • People get dressed up in caps and gowns. • Use a vacuum cleaner to remove debris from between the key caps and clean them with a suitable solution. • the lens cap for a camera • No cap, no apron or anything. • We... arranged the violets in our caps. • a nurse's cap • Only these caps with Yankees and Mets logos are hot pink and bright red, hardly the stuff of traditionalists.