Results for: flat cap
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chain mail at an armor joint, fit something with a gusset, flat plate reinforcing a joint, inset piece of fabric, reinforcement (dress, shoe, etc.)gusset
change in economic cycle, change increasingly, continuous circling flat curve, continuously circling with flat curves, curve that twists around a fixed center point; three dimensional curve turning around an axis, helix; something having a spiral-like ...spiral
chewy cake made with oats, flat round piece of dough which is fried on both sides, pancake, griddlecakeflapjack
chopped down (about a tree); knocked down to the ground; sewed down flat (about a seam)felled
chopped fried food, flat, boneless piece of meat, thin slice of meat (chicken or beef)cutlet
chopping down of trees; act of knocking down to the ground; act of sewing the edge of seam down flatfelling
cigarette lighter, flat-bottomed cargo boat, person or thing that lights; device for lighting cigarettes (or cigars, etc.); type of flat-bottomed barge, small device for lighting cigarettes, somebody or something that lights something, transport by lig...lighter
citole, old musical instrument with strings stretched over a flat sounding box (related to the guitar), stringed instrumentcittern
cluster of performance-measuring instruments, comic strip frame, control area of a computer, decorate with panels; cover with panels, display on a computer screen, fence section, flat rectangular part, group of judges or speakers, group of judges; boar...panel
collection of floating objects, flat boat, form a raft, inflatable boat or mat, large amount, move something by raft, primitive boat made from buoyant material fastened together to make a platform; large number of things, a collection, great quantity (...raft
compressed powdered drug for swallowing, inscribed stone or wooden slab, pill, capsule; pad of paper bound together at one end; flat piece of stone or other material bearing an inscription, sheet of material to write on, sheets of paper fastened togeth...tablet
computer operating system, flat raised structure, offshore drilling structure, opportunity for doing something, raised area in a train station from which passengers board the train; basic principles of a political party; podium, pulpit; flat surface th...platform
cone -shaped wafer for ice cream, cone shell, light receptor cell in eye, make something into cone shape, object with a flat circular bottom whose sides taper into a point at the top; seed bearing part of an evergreen tree; ice-cream cone, plastic cone...cone
cone-shaped hat with a flattened top adorned with a tassel (worn in Middle Eastern countries), flat-topped conical hatfez
cone-shaped, of a cone, of or pertaining to a cone; resembling a cone, having a flat circular bottom whose sides taper into a point at the topconical
 

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