uncap
/ʌnˈkæp/
uncap verb: to remove a physical cap or cover from.
Verb
uncap (third-person singular simple present uncaps, present participle uncapping, simple past and past participle uncapped)
- To remove a physical cap or cover from.
- Then, with an opener, she uncapped both drinks.2019, Chigozie Obioma, An Orchestra of Minorities, Abacus (2019), page 410
- To remove a cap or limit from.
- to uncap the frame rate of a game console emulator
- To take off one's cap.
uncap meaning in Urdu
uncap in Urdu
- ڈھکنا اتارنا, ٹوپی اتارنا
Forms of uncap
| third-person singular present | uncaps |
|---|---|
| present participle | uncapping |
| past participle | uncapped |
| past | uncapped |
Origin of uncap
From un- + cap. Piecewise doublet of uncape.
Words formed from uncap
Words that rhyme with uncap
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- scrap
- map
- rap
- slap
- overlap
- pap
- crap
- sap
- yap
- bap
- unwrap
- app
- chap
- dap
- frappe
- nap
- wap
- entrap
- enwrap
- fap
- frap
- hap
- jap
- minimap
- Phrygian cap
- plap
- recap
- whap
- anion gap
- asap
- bad rap
- belap
- betrap
- cloth cap
- Fanny Murray cap
- FAPP
- GAAP
- ion trap
- katsap
- lagniappe
- mishap
- Noddy cap
- scap
- shrap
- stap
- umbelap
- unstrap
- voting cap
Questions about uncap
- What does uncap mean?
- Uncap means to remove a physical cap or cover from.
- What is uncap in Urdu?
- Uncap in Urdu is ڈھکنا اتارنا, ٹوپی اتارنا. See Uncap meaning in Urdu.
- What part of speech is uncap?
- Uncap is a verb.
- How do you pronounce uncap?
- Uncap is pronounced /ʌnˈkæp/.
- What is the past tense of uncap?
- The past tense of uncap is uncapped.
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Source and license
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