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Cap

"Cap" in French

bonnet

(head covering)

bouchon

(protective cover or seal)

calotte

(portion of a sphere)

capsule

(protective cover or seal)

capuchon

(protective cover or seal)

carpophore

(top part of a mushroom)

casquette

(head covering)

chapeau

(academic mortarboard)

chapeau

(top part of a mushroom)

cime

(summit of a mountain)

couronne

(crown covering a tooth)

couvercle

(protective cover or seal)

mortier

(academic mortarboard)

opercule

(protective cover or seal)

piléus

(top part of a mushroom)

plafond

(artificial upper limit)

sommet

(summit of a mountain)

tuque

(head covering)

tête

(top part of a mushroom)

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