cape
A piece of clothing worn over the shoulders, often fastened at the neck.
"The superhero wore a red cape that flowed behind him."
"She draped a warm, woolen cape over her shoulders during the chilly evening."
"The costume party featured many attendees dressed as famous characters, including a vampire with a black cape."
A prominent point of land that juts out into a body of water.
"The ship sailed past Cape Cod on its way to the harbor."
"We hiked along the cliffs to reach the edge of the cape."
"The lighthouse stood tall at the tip of the cape, guiding ships safely home."
To cover or conceal something with a cape or similar item.
"She caped the projectors to protect them from dust."
"The artist caped the model in a vibrant cloth for the photoshoot."
"He caped the horse with a colorful blanket before the show."
To surpass or excel in a specific area or achievement.
"She caped her own record in the final race of the season."
"The artist capes all others with his innovative techniques."
"His performance caped every expectation set for the competition."