snowcap

/ˈsnoʊˌkæp/
noun
  1. A covering of snow on the top of a mountain or hill.
    • Climate change is causing many mountain snowcaps to shrink.
    • Hikers admired the snowcap of the distant peak from the valley.
    • The snowcap on Mount Rainier glistens in the summer sun.
  2. A type of hummingbird with a white or snowy patch on its head.
    • Birdwatchers spotted a rare snowcap in the Costa Rican cloud forest.
    • A snowcap hummingbird visited the feeder in the garden.
    • The snowcap's bright white crown makes it easy to identify.
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