cap
cap
1. verb, informal To outdo, surpass, or excel beyond. John always tries to cap other people's stories with his various tales of adventure.
2. verb, slang To kill someone, especially with a gun. I heard they capped Larry the Loudmouth after finding out he was an informant.
3. verb, informal To capitalize a letter or word. Make sure you cap the first word of the sentence.
4. noun, informal An uppercase letter. (Usually used plurally.) Please don't write your text messages in caps like that. It makes it seem like you're shouting at me!
5. noun, slang A bullet. That no-good lying piece of dog meat. I'm gonna bust a cap in his ass! They said they would put a cap in my head if I even thought about going to the cops.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
cap
1. n. a capsule of a drug. Do you want it in caps or elixir?
2. tv. to exceed something; to surpass something. I know I can’t cap that. That’s just super!
3. tv. to make a capsule. I must have capped 300 placebos today.
4. tv. to kill someone. The kid capped his friend for dissing him.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- a feather in (one's) cap
- a feather in someone's cap
- a feather in your cap
- cap
- cap and gown
- cap in hand
- cap it (all) off
- cap it all
- cap it all off
- cap off
- cap space
- come cap in hand
- death cap
- dunce cap
- feather in (one's) cap
- feather in cap
- feather in one's cap, a
- fling (one's) cap over the windmill
- fling your cap over the windmill
- free up cap space
- get (one's) thinking cap on
- go cap in hand
- go cap in hand (to someone)
- go cap in hand to someone
- hat in hand
- have (one's) thinking cap on
- if the cap fits
- if the cap fits(, wear it)
- if the cap fits, wear it
- if the shoe fits, wear it
- jimmy cap
- pull caps
- put (one's) thinking cap on
- put a cap in (one's) ass
- put a cap on
- put a cap on (something)
- put on (one's) thinking cap
- put on one's thinking cap
- put on one's thinking cap, to
- put on your thinking cap
- put thinking cap on
- put your thinking cap on
- set (one's) cap at (someone)
- set (one's) cap for (someone)
- set cap for
- set her cap
- set one's cap for
- set one's cap for, to
- set your cap at
- set your cap at someone
- throw (one's) cap over the windmill
- to cap it all (off)
- to top/cap/crown it all
- turn your caps lock off
- Turn your caps lock off!
- wear the cap and bells