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gold-capped

gold-capped adjective: of a watch or other jewelry, having a thick layer of solid gold bonded under heat and pressure to a base metal case.

Adjective

gold-capped (comparative more gold-capped, superlative most gold-capped)

  1. Of a watch or other jewelry, having a thick layer of solid gold bonded under heat and pressure to a base metal case.
  2. Of a species, having a distinctive gold-colored cap or crown on the head.

Forms of gold-capped

comparativemore gold-capped
superlativemost gold-capped

Words formed from gold-capped

Phrases with gold-capped

Questions about gold-capped

What does gold-capped mean?
Gold-capped means of a watch or other jewelry, having a thick layer of solid gold bonded under heat and pressure to a base metal case.
What part of speech is gold-capped?
Gold-capped is an adjective.

Words near gold-capped in the dictionary

  1. gold-brickers
  2. gold-bricking
  3. gold-bricks
  4. gold-bright
  5. gold-bronze
  6. gold-capped
  7. gold-capped weaver bird
  8. gold-capped weaver birds
  9. gold-collar
  10. gold-colored
  11. gold-coloured

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