Capped

/kæpt/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of 'cap': to cover, seal, or limit something; to put a cap on.

They capped the old well to prevent accidents.

To achieve a limit or barrier, usually in a competitive context.

He capped his remarkable career with an Olympic gold medal.

adjective

Having a specified limit or restriction; capped by a certain amount.

The conference expenses were capped at $5,000 to ensure budget adherence.

Having a top or cover; of a container or object that is closed by a lid or cover.

The bottle was capped tightly to prevent leaks.

Capped can also refer to something that has a peak or finish; typically in scoring or range.

The athlete capped her performance with a record-breaking jump.

Derived from the word ‘cap,’ which means to cover or top.

cap it

to limit something.

capstone

the final touch to something.

cap

a cover, lid, or top.

capstone

the final stone of a structure.

capsize

to turn over in water.

To be capped means to be done or finished.

I'm capped with all this homework.

To 'cap' something can mean to exaggerate or top a story.

He capped my story with an even crazier tale.