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Meanings of skullcap in English
Spanish
cúpula del cráneo A herbaceous plant of the genus Scutellaria which has a calyx that, when inverted, resembles a helmet with its visor raised.
Usage of skullcap in English
1
He had a close-fitting skullcap on his head, of white, embroidered linen.
2
She was already sweating beneath her black leather skullcap and neck piece.
3
He wore a long tunic of crushed red velvet, and a gold-threaded skullcap.
4
An Uzbek elder, wearing an embroidered skullcap, read a Muslim prayer.
5
Or in the skullcap, maybe a stainless-steel bowl used like a catcher's mitt.
6
He looked like a Frenchman, by the way, and always wore a skullcap.
7
I would disrupt that leather-bound volume, violate that black skullcap, burn the accounts.
8
I could see his green skullcap, and the tan soles of his feet.
9
His red hair was long, and he wore a green skullcap.
10
A tea boiled from feverwort, yarrow, cayenne pepper, coca leaves, hawthorn and skullcap.
11
His hair had mussed from his fall, and his skullcap had gone askew.
12
Grigi had adjusted his purple skullcap on top of his head.
13
A crocheted skullcap was attached to his head with four oversize hair clips.
14
He wore a black skullcap, a matching top, and baggy trousers.
15
A black silk skullcap had fallen from his balding head into his lap.
16
He was sensitive about his baldness and rarely appeared in public without a skullcap.
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