Examples from literature

• Beyond them cloud-capped mountains rose thousands of feet above us. 
• In one direction rose the misty heights of St. Domingo, and in another the cloud-capped summits of Cuba. 
• On the one side were the Vermont snow-crowned and cloud-capped mountains, rising up like eternal ramparts against all eastern hostile incursions of the elements. 
• On their cloud-capped summits nothing could be seen but snow—dazzling, blinding white snow, and wreaths of vapor which congealed as it fell. 
• Sometimes, for days together, the mountain is literally cloud-capped, and its peak hidden from view.