Definition of skullcap in English:
skullcap
nounˈskʌlkapˈskəlˌkæp
1A small close-fitting peakless cap.
- Men wear the doppilar, a small, square black skullcap.
- Men wear silk or cotton embroidered skullcaps (duppi).
- The attire of its male members, with their black skullcaps, is the strong symbol of the community's identity.
- A gray skullcap covered his head, barely masking the long scar on his cheek.
- Men in white shoulder-to-ankle gowns and skullcaps were selling their furniture, appliances, and clothing to feed their families.
- So if your preference is something without a tail, the skullcap is your choice.
- Instead of a crown, Arvid wore a knitted skullcap with holes for his ears to poke through.
- The Chancellor, without cowl or skullcap, did look very young, after all.
- For those of us concerned not only with functional equipment but also looking good, the skullcap will prevent the dreaded helmet hair look.
- This morning, he didn't wear his skullcap and his hair was ruffled by the wind.
- On their heads, they wore white knitted skullcaps, silken headscarves or baseball caps.
- A tab-like projection on the center of a carved skullcap served to hold a headdress of animal skins and feathers.
- At the masquerade party, my head was covered with a black skullcap with cute little feline ears.
- The stands are expected to be a sea of blue Vodacom Challenge skullcaps, which will be given to the first 25 000 fans to arrive.
- The overhead lights bathed a sea of shining hair, flowing scarves, and skullcaps.
- They wore close-fitting crocheted skullcaps that were noticed by others.
- He wiped the sweat from under his hat and swiftly put on a little skullcap, then stroked his short white beard.
- 1.1 A protective helmet, in particular one worn by jockeys or horse riders.
- You can imagine my disappointment when I was issued with my flying suit, a dowdy navy blue number complete with fetching leather skullcap.
- The group applied to the foundation for cash to buy special leg protectors, stirrups, skullcaps and riding gloves.
- Some sagacious musketeers wore metal skullcaps, called ‘secrets’, beneath their hats.
- Next came the helmet, made of bronze with a iron skullcap.
2The top part of the skull.
- In 1973, a hominid skullcap and two stone tools were found.
- In 1887, Eugene Dubois discovered a skullcap, a femur (thigh bone), and a molar in the same area.
- In contrast to the exhumation chronicles, which claimed wooden skullcaps covered the sawn-off crowns, their skulls are intact.
3A widely distributed plant of the mint family, whose tubular flowers have a helmet-shaped cup at the base.
Genus Scutellaria, family Labiatae
- Also, skullcap and passionflower are supposed to have sedative effects.
- I've started taking St. John's wort and skullcap.
- Chamomile, oatstraw, and skullcap are examples.
- If you have that reaction, try skullcap or passion flower instead.
- Other sleep promoting herbs include valerian, Californian poppy, skullcap, hops and passionflower.
- Herbal supplements that can be toxic to the liver include kava, comfrey, chaparral, jin bu huan, kombucha tea, pennyroyal and skullcap.
- For tension headaches, herbs such as passiflora, valerian and skullcap can eliminate pain.
Definition of skullcap in US English:
skullcap
nounˈskəlˌkapˈskəlˌkæp
1A small close-fitting cap without a brim.
- The attire of its male members, with their black skullcaps, is the strong symbol of the community's identity.
- The stands are expected to be a sea of blue Vodacom Challenge skullcaps, which will be given to the first 25 000 fans to arrive.
- They wore close-fitting crocheted skullcaps that were noticed by others.
- So if your preference is something without a tail, the skullcap is your choice.
- The Chancellor, without cowl or skullcap, did look very young, after all.
- On their heads, they wore white knitted skullcaps, silken headscarves or baseball caps.
- Men wear silk or cotton embroidered skullcaps (duppi).
- At the masquerade party, my head was covered with a black skullcap with cute little feline ears.
- He wiped the sweat from under his hat and swiftly put on a little skullcap, then stroked his short white beard.
- For those of us concerned not only with functional equipment but also looking good, the skullcap will prevent the dreaded helmet hair look.
- Instead of a crown, Arvid wore a knitted skullcap with holes for his ears to poke through.
- Men wear the doppilar, a small, square black skullcap.
- A gray skullcap covered his head, barely masking the long scar on his cheek.
- The overhead lights bathed a sea of shining hair, flowing scarves, and skullcaps.
- Men in white shoulder-to-ankle gowns and skullcaps were selling their furniture, appliances, and clothing to feed their families.
- A tab-like projection on the center of a carved skullcap served to hold a headdress of animal skins and feathers.
- This morning, he didn't wear his skullcap and his hair was ruffled by the wind.
2The top part of the skull.
- In 1973, a hominid skullcap and two stone tools were found.
- In contrast to the exhumation chronicles, which claimed wooden skullcaps covered the sawn-off crowns, their skulls are intact.
- In 1887, Eugene Dubois discovered a skullcap, a femur (thigh bone), and a molar in the same area.
3A widely distributed plant of the mint family, whose tubular flowers have a helmet-shaped cup at the base.
Genus Scutellaria, family Labiatae
- Herbal supplements that can be toxic to the liver include kava, comfrey, chaparral, jin bu huan, kombucha tea, pennyroyal and skullcap.
- For tension headaches, herbs such as passiflora, valerian and skullcap can eliminate pain.
- Chamomile, oatstraw, and skullcap are examples.
- Also, skullcap and passionflower are supposed to have sedative effects.
- I've started taking St. John's wort and skullcap.
- Other sleep promoting herbs include valerian, Californian poppy, skullcap, hops and passionflower.
- If you have that reaction, try skullcap or passion flower instead.