caper

1. A trick, prank, or other similarly mischievous action. Come on, we'll definitely get in trouble if we're caught in another caper.

2. An illegal scheme or plot. What caper did you two fools get arrested for this time?

cut capers

To play and run around in a jubilant manner. The weather is so nice that the kids have been cutting capers in the back yard all morning.

cut capers

Also, cut a caper. Frolic or romp, as in The children cut capers in the pile of raked leaves. The noun caper comes from the Latin for "goat," and the allusion is to act in the manner of a young goat clumsily frolicking about. The expression was first recorded in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night (1:3): "Faith, I can cut a caper."

caper

(ˈkepɚ)

1. n. any stunt or event; a trick or a scam. That little caper the kids did with the statue from the town square was a dandy.

2. n. a criminal job: theft, kidnapping, blackmail, etc. (Underworld.) The black and whites pulled up right in the middle of the caper.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

put (something) over on (one)
put over on
put something over on
play a joke (on one)
play a joke on
a practical joke
be like putty in someone's hands
be putty in (one's) hands
putty
get wind of (something)

References in periodicals archive

| An MGA arrives at Thoresby Park during the North Leicester MG Club's Charnwood Caper.

CLUB CALL; If you would like to contribute to Club Call, contact Andy Rush on 01509 635802 or E-mail andy.rush@reachplc.com

Caper is used in traditional medicines to cure various illnesses due to the presence of beneficial compounds.

The Panacea Plants for Environment and Humanity: Caper and Ritha

For Critter Capers, the mystery and the clue station activities change at each event, but visitors know they can expect a detective booklet, self-directed clue stations, and a reward at the end.

Critter capers: the case of the successful event series

The PPG Industries Foundation previously worked with Carnegie Science Center to replicate The Great Color Caper program with Discovery Place in Charlotte, N.C.

PPG pledge $75,000 to found Harley-Davidson Museum 'Color Caper' show

The caper bush (Capparis spinosa L., Capparidaceae) has been introduced as a specialized culture in some European countries during the last four decades.

Caper (Capparis spp.) importance and medicinal usage

Capers grow wild all over Mediterranean, their pretty pink and white flowers seem to appear overnight from the most inhospitable of rocky clefts.

Picking a peck of pickled capers,C*

Ladbrokes also top the market at 4-1 with Karen's Caper, who won the Nell Gwyn Stakes at Newmarket earlier in the month on what was her first turf start after two previous outings on the allweather.

Racing: Karen's ready to put Lily in shade

All this is by way of drawing attention to what does seem to have established itself as at least a minor genre in the last few years of Australian film: the caper movie.

Dirty deeds and good clean fun: some recent Australian caper movies: the definition of a caper film might often seem to be: 'An entertainment in which the cast appears to be having more fun than the audience.' Think, for instance, of Ocean's Eleven (Lewis Milestone, 1960) or any other of Sinatra's Rat Pack japes

The primary generic context of Between Friends is not the Western, however, but the heist or caper film.

Beautiful losers: Don Shebib's between friends

'Osama Caper' is published by 1stBooks Library and is available now in e-book and paperback formats.

Boys uncover terrorist plot in new book

He was complaining that, although he followed a certain recipe to the letter, he was unable to taste the capers in the finished dish.

Annie's kitchen

Phillip Caper, MD, of Dartmouth Medical School describes this lack of professional accountability as an "epidemic timidity" characteristic of doctors and hospitals who "resist taking systematic responsibility for the social implications of their clinical decisions." [2] Physicians do what they feel comfortable with because of their training and experience.

Correcting the practice styles of errant physicians

Edgar Allan Caper, KFC Guam's marketing director, bagged the coveted Agora for Outstanding Achievement in Overseas Marketing during the 39th Agora Awards held last month.

Ex-dishwasher bags top Agora Award

Joyce Burnham, via email A That looks like the caper spurge - it's a euphorbia whose seeds resemble capers but are, like the rest of the plant, poisonous.

ASK DIARMUID

Dan Krall's THE GREAT LOLLIPOP CAPER (9781442444607, $16.99) tells of a happy lollipop and the sour acidic Mr.

Simon & Schuster

词组	caper
释义	caper caper 1. A trick, prank, or other similarly mischievous action. Come on, we'll definitely get in trouble if we're caught in another caper. 2. An illegal scheme or plot. What caper did you two fools get arrested for this time? cut capers To play and run around in a jubilant manner. The weather is so nice that the kids have been cutting capers in the back yard all morning. See also: caper, cut Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. cut capers Also, cut a caper. Frolic or romp, as in The children cut capers in the pile of raked leaves. The noun caper comes from the Latin for "goat," and the allusion is to act in the manner of a young goat clumsily frolicking about. The expression was first recorded in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night (1:3): "Faith, I can cut a caper." See also: caper, cut The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. caper (ˈkepɚ) 1. n. any stunt or event; a trick or a scam. That little caper the kids did with the statue from the town square was a dandy. 2. n. a criminal job: theft, kidnapping, blackmail, etc. (Underworld.) The black and whites pulled up right in the middle of the caper. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: put (something) over on (one) put over on put something over on play a joke (on one) play a joke on a practical joke be like putty in someone's hands be putty in (one's) hands putty get wind of (something) References in periodicals archive \| An MGA arrives at Thoresby Park during the North Leicester MG Club's Charnwood Caper. CLUB CALL; If you would like to contribute to Club Call, contact Andy Rush on 01509 635802 or E-mail andy.rush@reachplc.com Caper is used in traditional medicines to cure various illnesses due to the presence of beneficial compounds. The Panacea Plants for Environment and Humanity: Caper and Ritha For Critter Capers, the mystery and the clue station activities change at each event, but visitors know they can expect a detective booklet, self-directed clue stations, and a reward at the end. Critter capers: the case of the successful event series The PPG Industries Foundation previously worked with Carnegie Science Center to replicate The Great Color Caper program with Discovery Place in Charlotte, N.C. PPG pledge $75,000 to found Harley-Davidson Museum 'Color Caper' show The caper bush (Capparis spinosa L., Capparidaceae) has been introduced as a specialized culture in some European countries during the last four decades. Caper (Capparis spp.) importance and medicinal usage Capers grow wild all over Mediterranean, their pretty pink and white flowers seem to appear overnight from the most inhospitable of rocky clefts. Picking a peck of pickled capers,C* Ladbrokes also top the market at 4-1 with Karen's Caper, who won the Nell Gwyn Stakes at Newmarket earlier in the month on what was her first turf start after two previous outings on the allweather. Racing: Karen's ready to put Lily in shade All this is by way of drawing attention to what does seem to have established itself as at least a minor genre in the last few years of Australian film: the caper movie. Dirty deeds and good clean fun: some recent Australian caper movies: the definition of a caper film might often seem to be: 'An entertainment in which the cast appears to be having more fun than the audience.' Think, for instance, of Ocean's Eleven (Lewis Milestone, 1960) or any other of Sinatra's Rat Pack japes The primary generic context of Between Friends is not the Western, however, but the heist or caper film. Beautiful losers: Don Shebib's between friends 'Osama Caper' is published by 1stBooks Library and is available now in e-book and paperback formats. Boys uncover terrorist plot in new book He was complaining that, although he followed a certain recipe to the letter, he was unable to taste the capers in the finished dish. Annie's kitchen Phillip Caper, MD, of Dartmouth Medical School describes this lack of professional accountability as an "epidemic timidity" characteristic of doctors and hospitals who "resist taking systematic responsibility for the social implications of their clinical decisions." [2] Physicians do what they feel comfortable with because of their training and experience. Correcting the practice styles of errant physicians Edgar Allan Caper, KFC Guam's marketing director, bagged the coveted Agora for Outstanding Achievement in Overseas Marketing during the 39th Agora Awards held last month. Ex-dishwasher bags top Agora Award Joyce Burnham, via email A That looks like the caper spurge - it's a euphorbia whose seeds resemble capers but are, like the rest of the plant, poisonous. ASK DIARMUID Dan Krall's THE GREAT LOLLIPOP CAPER (9781442444607, $16.99) tells of a happy lollipop and the sour acidic Mr. Simon & Schuster
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