Did you mean caper?
Definitions
Etymologies
- Alteration of capriole.Middle English caperis, capar, from Latin capparis, from Greek kapparis.
Examples
“Kate Jackson was a single mother who got caught up in capers with Bruce Boxleitner as the spy code-named Scarecrow.”
“You can also substitute in capers for the olives if preferred.”
“Marcella explains why: The tart corrective of the capers is just what the carrots need to add a little zip to their otherwise passive sweetness.”
“Who is AC going to fight anyway? over zealous walrus smackers? evil penguin capers? over active krill give me a gorram break.”
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“Modern identity theft is now about elaborate long-term capers that achieve massive payoffs, with the unpaid bills getting dumped in your lap.”
“Lady's Pleasure," a Morris-jig for two men, lays hold of you at the first bar, and again with a fresh grip and a tighter as the music slows up for the dancers to do their "capers" -- all to the music of Mr. Cecil”
“This certainly isn't Dark Knight territory, but for Ritchie, who brings such a unique sensibility to albeit modestly produced double-crossing capers, that is marked success by most accounts.”
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“I've considered the idea of capers in this recipe in place of the green olives, so if anyone tries that variation leave a comment and let us know what you think.”
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“His capers were a source of unceasing amusement to his soldier friends, -- I cannot describe to you how great.”
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“There are hints of mustard with the capers, which is perhaps a bit too much, and possibly part of the problem.”
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