IPA: /piːkt/
KK: /pikt/
Having a pointed or sharp top; often used to describe something that ends in a peak.
She wore a peaked cap that looked stylish and unique.
Peaked comes from the word 'peak' (from Old English 'pīc', meaning a pointed top or summit) combined with the suffix '-ed' (indicating a state or condition). The word 'peaked' describes something that has reached a pointed top or is in a state of being pointed, often used to refer to a sharp or thin appearance.
Think of a 'pointed top' ('peak') to remember that 'peaked' describes something that has a sharp or thin appearance.