Cap
61-cap — cap·nia; …
62Cap — [kɛp], die; , s, auch der oder das; s, s <englisch> (Baseballmütze) …
63CAP — ► ABBREVIATION ▪ Common Agricultural Policy …
64CAP — abbrev. Civil Air Patrol …
65cap|i|ba|ra — «KAP uh BAHR uh», noun. = capybara. (Cf. ↑capybara) …
66cap|pu|ci|no — «KAP uh CHEE noh, KAHP oo », noun. 1. a drink made by adding foaming hot milk to espresso coffee. 2. a hot chocolate drink laced with rum or brandy. ╂[< Italian cappucino Capuchin (from the light brown color of his habit)] …
67Cap|si|an — «KAP see uhn», noun, adjective. –n. a late Paleolithic culture following the Mousterian, typified by flint implements found at Gafsa in western Tunisia: »Microliths are especially characteristic of the Capsian (Beals and Hoijer). –adj. of or… …
68cap|y|ba|ra — «KAP uh BAHR uh», noun. a rodent of South America. It is the world s largest extant rodent, up to 4 feet long and 2 feet high, and has a very short tail. Capybaras are aquatic animals. Also, capibara. ╂[< Portuguese capybara < the Tupi… …
69cap — CAP1, (I, III) capete, s.n., (II) capi, s.m. I. s.n. 1. Extremitatea superioară a corpului omenesc sau cea anterioară a animalelor, unde se află creierul, principalele organe de simţ şi orificiul bucal. ♢ loc. adv. Din cap până n picioare = de… …
70cap — [1] A protective round cover which is secured to something. [2] A covering over the bed of a truck. [3] The base of a light bulb which fits into a socket. [4] Cleaner air package system of reducing the amount of unburned hydrocarbons in the… …
