to cap

To control how much or how often something happens

To reduce or control how much of something is allowed

To make something larger or more in number

Shoot someone with a gun, often during violence or threats

An achievement you can be proud of

Completely dressed from head to foot

In a humble way when asking for help or forgiveness

To make a big decision you cannot change that may be risky

To try to get someone to marry you

Finish something with a special final action like a show or speech

To finish something in a very impressive way

A soft hat with a rounded top and a stiff front bill to shield the eyes

A thick layer of ice and snow that always covers large land areas like the poles or mountain tops

A small device that makes a larger explosive go off

A waterproof cap you wear over your hair to keep it dry while showering

A quiet, focused way of thinking to solve a problem

A cover that you put on a camera lens to protect it from dust and damage

A company or stock with a small market value, often under one billion dollars

A tight knitted wool cap that covers the head and ears, often with a point or tassel

A close-fitting cap worn to keep the hair dry while swimming

A protective cover in a car engine that holds the wires to the spark plugs

A hat made from raccoon fur with the tail hanging down the back

A pointed paper hat teachers put on a student as punishment in old classrooms

A tight hat that keeps hair dry while you swim

A close-fitting wool hat that keeps the head and ears warm

A close-fitting knitted hat worn in cold weather, often by sailors

A small cup-shaped device that fits over the cervix to prevent pregnancy

A flat hat made of cloth with a small stiff front

A company worth more than about ten billion dollars

A cover for the radiator opening that holds the cooling liquid and keeps pressure

A company on the stock market with a small market value

A patch of yellow, greasy, scaly skin on a baby's scalp

A rounded hat with a small stiff brim at the front, often made of wool or tweed

A hat with a front brim that you wear when playing golf

A hat with a flat round top and a stiff front that sticks out, worn by police or army

A small metal piece with powder that explodes when hit to fire a gun

A capital letter the same height as a small letter used for style

A small plant that lives for more than one year with a seed pod shaped like a bishop's hat

A band around the lower part of a cap often showing rank or decoration

A small tool for removing metal caps from bottles

A screw with a finished head that you screw into a threaded hole to hold machine parts together

A rope or wire near the top of a sailboat mast that holds it steady

A very poisonous white mushroom that can kill people and is often mistaken for edible mushrooms

A pointed paper hat put on students' heads to shame them

A small forest plant with a low leaf cluster and tiny green flowers on thin stems

A cone-shaped paper hat teachers put on students' heads to shame them long ago

A tight cone-shaped cap worn as a sign of freedom

A flat foldable cap worn with a military uniform

A mushroom whose cap turns into a black liquid after it drops its spores

A mushroom whose cap turns into black ink when it gets old

A tight cap with a small front brim worn by horse riders

A small group of cells at the tip of a plant root that protects it as it grows through soil

A flat round cap with a small or no brim worn by people who work on ships

A small pointed hat worn with a military uniform that folds flat

A flat round hat with a visor that people wear with a military or official uniform

A cap that fits tightly to stop liquids from spilling

A close-fitting knitted hat with a hanging tail or pom-pom that you wear in cold weather

A common white mushroom with a long shaggy cap that people eat

A North American wildflower with orange-red spotted petals that point downward

A lily with petals that bend backward and bright, bell-shaped flowers

A lid you open by turning to remove from a bottle or jar

A cap that makes your wishes come true when you wear it

A cap with a flat round top and a short visor worn on boats