…the system in the EU for establishing common prices for most agricultural products within the European Union, a single fund for price supports, and levies on imports…
…a covering of ice over a large area, especially on the polar region of a planet…
…a widely distributed mushroom with a tall, narrow cap and slender white stem, turning into a black liquid after the spores are shed…
…a large soft hat covering all of the hair and typically having a decorative frill, worn indoors by women in the 18th and early 19th centuries…
…a pale greenish mushroom which has a funnel-shaped cap and smells strongly of aniseed…
…a layer of hard impervious rock overlying and often sealing in a deposit of oil, gas, or coal…
…a deadly poisonous toadstool with a pale olive-green cap and white gills, growing in broadleaved woodland in both Eurasia and North America…
…a woman’s lace cap with triangular flaps on each side, worn as part of Dutch traditional dress…
…a baseball cap bearing a company name or slogan which is given away for publicity purposes…
…a widely distributed mushroom with a tall, narrow cap and slender white stem, turning into a black liquid after the spores are shed…
…denoting or relating to the stock of a company with a large capitalization…
…a large woodland toadstool with a concave cap, the flesh of which exudes a white or coloured milky fluid when cut…
…a region of ice or other frozen matter surrounding a pole of a planet…
…denoting or relating to the stock of a company with a small capitalization…
…a close-fitting knitted cap of a kind worn by members of the US Navy in cold weather…
…a close-fitting elastic cap worn while swimming to keep the hair dry or to reduce friction…
…a buff-coloured woodland toadstool with a greasy cap, found in both Eurasia and North America and typically growing in tufts and often in rings…
…a historic port city in northern Haiti; population 127,800 (est. 2009). It is the former capital of Haiti and the second-largest city in the country…
…a sleeve extending only a short distance from the shoulder and tapering to nothing under the arm…
…(of a government) subject (a local authority) to an upper limit on the charges it may levy on the public for services…
…a skin condition sometimes seen in babies caused by excessive production of sebum, characterized by areas of yellowish or brownish scales on the top of the head…
…a paper cone formerly put on the head of a dunce at school as a mark of disgrace…
…a cap closing the pipe leading to the petrol tank of a motor vehicle…
…a cloth undress cap, usually with a peak, worn as part of a soldier’s uniform…
…a common edible European mushroom with a funnel-shaped cap, growing in open grassy places and woodland clearings…
…a type of women’s small ornamental cap, typically made of lace or net and often worn by brides…
…a common small European toadstool which has a greyish-brown cap with a distinct boss and a long, thin stem, containing the hallucinogen psilocybin…
…a poisonous toadstool which has a brownish-grey cap with fluffy white spots and white gills, found in woodland in both Eurasia and North America…
…a round, flat-topped cap with a visor that is part of the US Army and US Air Force service uniform…
…any of a number of plants which have parts that are said to resemble a turban or similar headdress, in particular:…
…a cotton cap of a kind originally worn by baseball players, with a large peak and an adjustable strap at the back…
…a peakless cap, especially one worn as part of a military uniform…
…a knitted conical hat with a long tapered end, often bearing a tassel, that hangs down…
…raise or touch one’s hat or cap as a way of greeting or acknowledging someone…
…an insulated cap that fits over the distributor in a gasoline engine and that distributes voltage to the spark plugs…
…a small amount of explosive powder contained in metal or paper and exploded by striking, used in toy guns and formerly in firearms…
…a conical cap given to Roman slaves when they were freed, used as a republican symbol in more recent times…
