capping
Speech parts
1. capping - Noun
2. capping - Verb
Derived from cap
Meaning
of Cap
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Capping the size of American banks won't eliminate the needs of big businesses; it will force them to turn to foreign banks that won't face the same restrictions.
A game between Utah and UCLA scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14, also was called off on Friday due to the coronavirus, capping the most tumultuous week of COVID-19 disruptions of the college football season.
Barber was the Three Rivers Conference Player of the Year in soccer, capping a run of three straight all-league selections.
Although Real and Barça both finished level on points, Madrid took the title because of superior head-to-head record, capping a remarkable six-month turnaround for Beckham.
Another, more recent approach, centers on 'capping' the production of fissile material for weapons purposes, which would hopefully be followed by 'roll back'.
After capping last season with the program’s first Class 2A state title, Washougal faced many questions heading into this season.