crest
/krɛst/Definitions
1. noun
the highest point or most superior part of something, especially a hill or mountain
“The crest of the wave crashed against the shore.”
2. noun
a distinctive or impressive feature of something
“The crest of the coat of arms symbolized bravery and loyalty.”
3. noun
a ridge of feathers on the top of a bird’s head, typically more brightly colored than the rest of its plumage
“The bird’s crest was a vibrant shade of blue and red.”
4. verb
to rise to the highest point or most superior part of something
“The balloon crested the mountain peak before descending slowly.”
5. verb
to form or be a crest
“The waves crested and broke against the rocks.”
6. verb
to adorn or decorate with a crest or emblem
“The company crested its uniforms with its logo.”
7. verb
to rise or come to the surface, especially of a liquid
“The oil crested the water’s surface before sinking below.”
8. verb
to show or display a particular quality or characteristic
“He crested a sense of pride and accomplishment in his work.”
9. adjective
forming or resembling a crest
“The crested birds perched on the branches.”
10. adjective
having a crest or ridge, especially of feathers
“The crested bird’s plumage was a striking feature.”