capot
Every trick taken
Capot is a term from card games, particularly piquet and écarté, meaning to win all the tricks in a hand against an opponent.
The player who accomplishes this scores bonus points.
As a verb, to capot someone is to defeat them by taking every trick.
She capoted her opponent in the final round.
The term derives from French, where it also means a hood or bonnet.
Winning dealt card rounds
- sweepBrush clean with broom
- shutoutGame with lopsided scoring
- slamForceful impact or closure
- grand slamWinning every trick
bridge · whist · piquet · euchre · pinochle · bezique · spades · hearts
Game with lopsided scoring
- whitewashConceal or coat pale
- routOverwhelming one-sided victory
- drubbingDecisive, lopsided defeat
- thrashingDecisive, lopsided defeat
domination · humiliation · crushing · annihilation · sweep · blowout · lambasting · trouncing
Hat secured under chin
- engine coverPanel concealing motor compartment
- car hoodEngine compartment cover
- vehicleMeans of transport
- latchDoor-securing catch
hinge · insulation · paint · grille · fender · headlight · windshield · bodywork
trick-taking
Winning dealt card rounds
grand slam · bridge · whist · piquet · euchre · pinochle · bezique · spades · hearts · bidding
shutout
Game with lopsided scoring
thrashing · domination · humiliation · crushing · annihilation · sweep · blowout · lambasting · trouncing · demolition
bonnet
Hat secured under chin
- engine coverPanel concealing motor compartment
- car hoodEngine compartment cover
- vehicleMeans of transport
latch · hinge · insulation · paint · grille · fender · headlight · windshield · bodywork · aerodynamics
- baseball capSoft hat, stiff brim
- bottle capCrimped metal beverage closure
- data capMaximum permitted internet consumption
- thinking capMetaphorical concentration aid
- coonskin capFur hat with tail
- shower capWaterproof head covering