This is the 5548th most frequent Japanese word.
かぶっ
"かぶっ" is not a standalone word; it is a colloquial or conjugated form of "かぶる," meaning "to wear (on the head)" or "to cover." Its exact interpretation depends on context.
In this sentence, 'かぶっ' is part of the verb 'かぶる', which means 'to wear' or 'to put on' something over one's head. It is used to indicate that the subject is wearing a hat.
帽子をかぶって散歩しました。
I wore a hat and went for a walk.
Here 'かぶっ' is again part of 'かぶる' in the past tense form 'かぶった', used to describe the action of putting on the hat at a specific moment.
彼が帽子をかぶった瞬間、風が吹き始めた。
The moment he put on the hat, the wind started blowing.
In this sentence, 'かぶっ' is metaphorically used to mean 'overlapping' or 'being similar,' shifting from its literal 'to cover' sense to describe similarities.