close-caption
/ˌkləʊz ˈkapʃn/originally and chiefly North American
verb
[with object] = closed-caption.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in The Washington Post. Apparently an alteration of closed-caption, after either close or close: the article cited in quot. 1979 at main sense elsewhere uses closed-caption.
- automobility
- automobilize
- automobilized
- automorph
- automorphic
- automorphically
- automorphism
- automotive
- autonoetic
- autonomasia
- autonomic
- autonomical
- autonomically
- autonomic nervous system
- autonomise
- autonomism
- autonomist
- autonomistic
- autonomize
- autonomous
- autonomously
- autonomy
- shadiness
- shading
- shadkhan