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Meaning
Noun
●
A
playful
leap
or jump.
●
A
jump
while dancing.
●
In Grouse, Comedy & Crime:
A
prank
or
practical
joke.
●
Playful behaviour.
●
In Crime:
A
crime
, especially an
elaborate
heist
, or a
narrative
about such a
crime
.
●
In Grouse:
A
vessel
formerly used by the Dutch; privateer.
●
In Grouse:
The
pungent
grayish
green
flower
bud
of the European and Oriental
caper
(Capparis
spinosa
), which is
pickled
and eaten.
●
In Brassicales order plants & Grouse:
A
plant
of the
genus
Capparis.
●
In Scottish English, Crime & Spices and herbs:
The capercaillie.
Verb
●
In Grouse:
To
leap
or
jump about
in a
sprightly
or
playful
manner.
●
To
jump
as part of a dance.
●
To
engage
in
playful
behaviour.
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Origin
caper
English
capparis
Latin
κάππαρις
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
kaper
Dutch
kapen
Dutch
kaap
Dutch
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Rhymes
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Taper
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Caper
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