agecap
nounUK /ˈeɪdʒkæp/
US /ˈeɪdʒkæp/
An agecap is the oldest age someone is allowed to be for a job or activity.
The club has an agecap of sixteen, so older kids cannot join.
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2. A rule that stops people above a certain age from doing something.
The agecap on the contest means adults cannot enter.
3. The highest age a group or program will accept.
The summer camp's agecap is twelve years old.
4. A limit on how old something can be to be used.
There is an agecap of five years for used car parts.