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attachment
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noun
a supplementary part or accessory
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noun
a feeling of affection for a person or an institution
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noun
a writ authorizing the seizure of property that may be needed for the payment of a judgment in a judicial proceeding
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noun
a connection that fastens things together
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noun
the act of attaching or affixing something
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noun
(= adherence, adhesion)
faithful support for a cause or political party or religion
attachment to a formal agenda
adherence to a fat-free diet
the adhesion of Seville was decisive
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noun
(= fastening)
the act of fastening things together
cap
Noun
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A cap is a small hat.
He was wearing blue jeans and a ball cap.
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A cap is a cover that closes the end of something, such as a bottle or pipe.
First we need to remove the cap, then we can drain the fluid from the tank.
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A cap is a limit.
The government should place a cap on spending for next year.
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A cap is small piece of explosive that is used to set off larger explosives.
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A cap is the top part of a mushroom.
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A cap is a crown for covering a tooth.
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A cap is the summit (top) of a mountain.
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A cap is a small amount of gunpowder that is used to set off a toy gun.
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If you "pop a cap" on someone, you shoot them with a gun.
You best watch out or I'll bust a cap in your ass.
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A cap is an international appearance of a player in a team.
cap
Verb
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If you cap something, you put a cap on it.
We need to cap that pipe before turning the water back on.
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If you cap something, you set an upper limit on it.
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If something caps something, it fits on it and is a cap for it.
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If you cap someone, you shoot that person.
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If you cap something, you lie over or on top of something.
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If you cap something, you surpass or outdo something.