n.	1. a covering for the head, usually soft and close fitting and often with a visor and no brim 2. a head covering, usually part of a uniform, worn to identify the wearer's occupation or rank 3. a head covering worn to protect the hair, usually close-fitting or elasticized around the edge 4. an academic mortarboard, worn with a gown on a ceremonial occasion 5. a removable cover or lid that closes the end of something when it is not in use 6. something that covers the top or tip of something, especially as protection 7. the top part of something such as a hill or mountain 8. an upper limit on something, e.g. the amount that may be spent on an item 9. a small quantity of explosive enclosed in paper for use in a toy gun 10. a covering to preserve or replace the crown of a tooth 1. a covering for the head, usually soft and close fitting and often with a visor and no brim 2. a head covering, usually part of a uniform, worn to identify the wearer's occupation or rank 3. a head covering worn to protect the hair, usually close-fitting or elasticized around the edge 4. an academic mortarboard, worn with a gown on a ceremonial occasion 5. a removable cover or lid that closes the end of something when it is not in use 6. something that covers the top or tip of something, especially as protection 7. the top part of something such as a hill or mountain 8. an upper limit on something, e.g. the amount that may be spent on an item 9. a small quantity of explosive enclosed in paper for use in a toy gun 10. a covering to preserve or replace the crown of a tooth
v.	1. to put a cap over something 2. to cover the top or tip of something 3. to improve on something that has already happened or been done 4. to add the finishing touch to something such as an effort or a process 5. to put an upper limit on something such as the amount of money to be charged or spent 6. to give somebody a special cap as a symbol of achievement or as an honor 7. to award an academic degree to somebody 8. to form a cluster of molecules on something 9. to select a player for a special team such as a national side, for which a cap is awarded 10. to take a collection of money at a fox hunt from participants who are not members of the hunt 1. to put a cap over something 2. to cover the top or tip of something 3. to improve on something that has already happened or been done 4. to add the finishing touch to something such as an effort or a process 5. to put an upper limit on something such as the amount of money to be charged or spent 6. to give somebody a special cap as a symbol of achievement or as an honor 7. to award an academic degree to somebody 8. to form a cluster of molecules on something 9. to select a player for a special team such as a national side, for which a cap is awarded 10. to take a collection of money at a fox hunt from participants who are not members of the hunt
abbr.	1. Civil Air Patrol 2. competitive access provider 3. computer-aided production 4. Common Agricultural Policy 1. Civil Air Patrol 2. competitive access provider 3. computer-aided production 4. Common Agricultural Policy