cap (off) (Meaning)

cap (off)

No meaning found for this word.

The bottle cap popped off with a loud noise, spraying the contents all over.
The pitcher capped off his stellar season with an incredible performance in the World Series.
My hat blew off in the wind, leaving my head exposed to the sun.
The graduation ceremony capped off years of hard work and dedication for the students.
The snowpack in the mountains capped off at a record level, promising an abundant water supply for the summer.
The firefighters capped off the leaking pipe, preventing further damage to the building.
The dance troupe capped off their routine with a spectacular grand finale.
The boy's cap flew off his head as he ran down the street.
The signing of the armistice capped off a bloody conflict that had lasted for years.
The doctor capped off the injured patient's broken bone to immobilize it.

conclude, crown, culminate,finish, complete, climax,round (off or out), wrap up,terminate

No antonyms found.

The bottle cap popped off with a loud noise, spraying the contents all over.

The pitcher capped off his stellar season with an incredible performance in the World Series.

My hat blew off in the wind, leaving my head exposed to the sun.

The graduation ceremony capped off years of hard work and dedication for the students.