crested

as inpeak
as insurmount
as intop
as incap
as incrown

Synonyms for crested

verb reach highest point

Antonyms for crested

Word Origin & History

early 14c., from Old French creste "tuft, comb" (Modern French crête), from Latin crista "tuft, plume," perhaps related to word for "hair" (e.g. crinis), but it also was used for crest of a cock or a helmet. Replaced Old English hris.

Example Sentences for crested

She turned to him with a laugh, and placed an arm about his crested neck.

No one will fail to recognize the crested Lepiota the moment he sees it.

Our crested chambermaids and bootblacks have been a great help to me.

The trees in perspective seemed lower than their crested heads.

"Tush, boy; promise must yield to need," said the Knight of the Crested Boar.

His red and golden nakedness is crested with his sable clouds of hair.

The crested goshawk may be described in brief as a large shikra with a crest.

They were crested or pink cockatoos, the most beautiful birds we had yet seen.

The crested waves began to slap angrily at the speed-boat's hull.

They were but the foam of a crested wave, soon dissipated in the air.