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capped

[kapt]

adjective

  1. provided with a covering of a specified kind, color, etc., at the very top, as if by a cap or hat (used in combination).

    The valley is ringed by snow-capped mountains.

    The black-capped vireo breeds in Oklahoma, Texas, and Mexico.

  2. closed or sealed off with a lid or covering.

    Even a tightly capped jar of cinnamon will lose its potency after a while.

    A hive inspection last week revealed ten frames filled to the brim with capped honey and ready for harvest.

  3. limited by or being a maximum allowable number, amount, value, etc..

    The program has a capped enrollment to ensure small class sizes and better mentorship opportunities.

    Could capped rent increases help to keep housing affordable?

  4. Stock Exchange, Banking.

    1. (of a bank loan, investment, or fund) being, having, or involving a floating interest rate for which a maximum level has been set.

      If you’re worried about interest rates rising beyond your ability to pay, a fixed-rate or capped mortgage is the way to go.

    2. (of an equity index) calculated without allowing any one stock or security to be weighted above a certain percentage.

      A capped index is not skewed by the activity of very large companies.

  5. (of a landfill site) covered over with layers of clay, asphalt, or other impenetrable materials in order to isolate contaminants and keep them from leaching into the groundwater with rain.

    Building a renewable energy project on top of a capped landfill is an intricate undertaking.

  6. Chiefly British, Sports.(of a player) having played in an international game or match as part of a national team.

    We reproduce here our interview with the most capped rugby player of all time.



verb

  1. the simple past tense and past participle of cap.

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of capped1

First recorded in 1610–20; cap 1 ( def. ) + -ed 2 ( def. )
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It capped an astonishing week for the mother-of-two, who dropped just one set across seven matches in nine days.

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As for Masters champion McIlroy, a bogey at the 18th capped another testing day and left him "waiting for my week to end".

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There was no fairytale sign-off for the two most capped men in English history, with scrum-half Ben Youngs and Cole retiring as runners-up.

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Now it allows resales through its main site instead and says prices are capped at the ticket's face value.

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The now-deleted post capped off a dramatic week for Musk on the platform he owns.

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