large-cap

[ lahrj-kap ]

adjective

1. designating a company, or a mutual fund that invests in companies, with a market capitalization of $5 billion or more.

Example Sentences

As Nick had a large head, he wore of necessity a large cap, with a long frontispiece and with a button on the top.

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Toward the end of this period of large cap plates, manufacturers came out with two-piece ornaments.

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So he made a very large cap to cover his ears, and never took it off, so that nobody might see what had happened to him.

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The face is represented in a three-quarter view, having on a large cap, and a robe bordered with fur.

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A large cap of owls' feathers hangs down behind, and goes even round the body.

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