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`caper,
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`capta.m of industry.
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`I capture
`-ORIGIN Ital., lit. 'Capuchin' b
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`capriccio
`resembles that of a Capuch'tn·�c�u�� its colour
`-DERIVATIVES
`capriccio /ka'pntJ1au/ • n. (pl a _ ,t.
`cap-sleeved adj
`capstan /'ka st( ) /
`:x� u�;d � a broa�. revolving
`piece of music, especially on� ctahpri�cios) 1 a lively
`cylinder
`with a verti�al
`f 2 . t·
`at • s short
`s i di°r wm mg a rope
`orm. a pam 1�g representing a fa and free in
`or cable.
`2 the motor-driven
`of real and 1magmary features ntasy or a mixture
`t�n t tape recorder
`that
`makes the tape trave� ;as:
`-ORIGIN ME· from Pr V e ead.
`-ORIGIN C17 (in the sense 'cap�ic
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`the hai� or capriciousness'):
`fro� L .0 enc;al cabestan,
`from cabestre
`lit. 'head with
`from Ital.,
`'halter'
`. cap1stru.m'
`hence 'horror', later 'sudden star/�andmg on end',
`f�om capere
`'seize'.
`on which sev:r:I �0�11:��e ;•th a revolving tool holder
`• rom capo 'head' +
`capstan' lath
`'hedgehog'.
`capstone • n a 5 n e permanently
`mounted.
`riccio
`capriccioso /ka,pntJ1'au
`zau -sau/ .
`other struct�re. tone placed on top of a wall, tomb, or
`style. ' • adv. & adJ. Music in a
`free and impulsive
`-ORIGIN Ital.,
`lit. 'capricio
`capsule /'kapsju·J
`us' from
`sjul/ 1
`' CAPRICCIO
`. a i5malt case or container.
`• , ,
`especially
`a rou�r or cyl�n"d
`caprice /ka pr1:s/
`• n. 1 a sudden and
`r�ca o�e. ,. a. s_mall soluble
`ur 2 M . unaccountable
`case of
`gelatin
`containing
`change of mood or behavio
`h I a ose o med1c1ne,
`. USIC another
`term for
`swallowed
`CAPRICCIO.
`�/���;: ;tsheath or membrane
`that
`encloses
`an":,r�a�
`-ORIGIN C17: from Fr., from Ital. CAPR
`ructure, such
`as a kidney
`1cao.
`3 Bot d .
`. . /k .
`0 e::� ry_ fn.111t
`·
`that releases
`its seeds by bursting
`capricious a prrJas/
`• adj. given to sudden an
`of mood or beh · d
`i:osses a�1 r�pe. ,. the spore-producing structure
`of
`unaccountable
`changes
`av1our
`th k hv�rworts.
`4 the fOll or plastic
`ERIVATIVES ' . I
`covering
`• capriciou
`s y. adv. capriciousnes� n.
`-D
`e cor of a wme bottle.
`-ORIGIN C17. from Fr. capnc1eu
`x from It 1
`' the t � . CA _PR1cc1oso.
`= DERIVATIVES
`�psular adj. capsulate adj.
`Capricorn /'kaprrk:i:n/
`• n. Astrolo
`e a:�;�gn of the
`OC RIGtN ME: via Fr. from L. capsula,
`dimin.
`of capsa
`zodiac (the _Goat),
`which the sungyenters
`see CAse').
`northern winter solstice
`(about 21 Dece b )
`n. & adj. m er ·
`capsulize or capsulise • v. put (information)
`in
`-DERIVATIVES
`compact form; summarize.
`Capricornian
`-ORIGIN OE, from L. capricornus
`from ca
`Capt. • abbrev. Captain.
`'goat'+ cornu 'horn'. ' per, capr-
`ca�tai!" • n. 1 the person in command of a ship. ,. the
`11Jn/ • adj. relating
`caprine /'kapr
`to or rese bl"
`m mg a
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`Pt lot m command of a civil aircraft. ,. a rank of naval
`goat or goats.
`officer
`above commander
`and below commodore.
`2 a
`-ORIGIN ME: from L. caprinus
`from caper
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`, capr-goat'
`in .
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`US and rank ot offi_cer m the army and in the
`• I .
`capm� e / �apr1a?l/
`• n. 1 a movement
`performed
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`Ca1:1ad1an aLr forces, above lieutenant and below major.
`l ndm_g, m whic� the
`classica
`horse leaps from the
`,. Cm the US) a police
`officer in charge of a precinct.
`ground and k!cks out with its hind legs. 2 a leap or
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`3 the leader of a team, especially in sports. ,. a
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`caper m dancing, especially a cabriole.
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`powe�ful or influential person in a particular field: a
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`• v. serve as the captain of.
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`-ORIGIN C�6: from obs. Fr., from Ital. capriola 'leap'
`dimin. o'f
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`-DERIVATIVES captaincy n.
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`from capr,olo 'roebuck', from L. capreolus,
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`-ORIGIN ME: from OFr. capitain (superseding earlier
`capr-'goat'.
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`'chieftain'), from late L. capitaneus 'chief
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`capri pa�ts /ka'pri:./ (also capris) • pl. n. women's
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`from L. caput, capit-'head'.
`chevetaigne
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`close-fitting tapered trousers, extending to just above
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`• n. an honorary rank of senior
`the ankle.
`captain general
`in an artillery
`army, especially
`in the British
`officer
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`-ORIGIN 1950s: named after the island of Capri.
`regiment.
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`caproate /'kaprauert/ • n. Chemistry a salt or ester of
`appended
`to
`caption • n._ 1 a title or brief explanation
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`caproic acid.
`>-a piece of text appearing
`or cartoon.
`an 1llustrat1on
`a liquid fatty
`acid
`• n. Chemistry
`caproic acid /ka'pramk/
`on screen as part of a ti Im or broadcast.
`2 Law the
`and palm oils.
`in milk fat and coconut
`present
`with a
`• v. provide
`of a legal document.
`heading
`capr-'goat' (because
`of its
`-ORIGIN C19: from L. caper,
`caption.
`capture',
`later
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`smell) + -1c.
`-ORIGIN ME (in the sense 'seizing,
`a synthetic
`• n. Chemistry
`caprolactam /,kapra(u)'laktam/
`of the authority
`and so 'statement
`for arrest'
`'warrant
`ine compound which is an intermediate
`in
`from capere
`the warrant'):
`from L. captio(n-),
`crystall
`issuing
`seize'.
`'take,
`nylon manufacture.
`to find fault or
`• adj. formal tending
`-ORIGIN 1940s: from CAPROIC ACID + LACTAM­
`captious /'kapJas/
`objections.
`raise petty
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`caps • abbrev. capital letters.
`n.
`compound
`adv. captiousness
`-DERIVATIVES
`a cyclic
`• n. Chemistry
`capsaicin /kap'seusm/
`from
`captiously
`or L. captiosus,
`-ORIGIN ME: from OFr. captieux
`of capsicums.
`responsible for the pungency
`(see CAPTION).
`substance
`another
`-ORIGIN C19: alt. of capsicine,
`and hold the interest
`and
`• v. attract
`same property.
`captio(n-)
`formerly thought to have the
`captivate
`of; charm.
`attention
`to or
`relating
`•adj.Archaeology
`Capsian f'kaps1an/
`adv.
`captivating adj. captivatingly
`-DERIVATIVES
`culture of North Africa
`and
`denoting a Palaeolithic
`n.
`dated to c.8000-4500 BC.
`southern Europe,
`'take
`captivation
`-ORIGIN C16: from late L captivat·,
`from L. Capsa (now Gafsa in
`-ORIGIN early 20th cent.:
`(see CAPTIVE).
`captive',
`were found,
`from captivus
`from this culture
`where objects
`Tunisia),
`captive • n. a person who has been taken prisoner
`or
`+ •IAN.
`2 having no
`or confined.
`• adj. 1 imprisoned
`capsicum {'kapsikam/ • n. (pl. capsicums) 1 the fruit of
`confined.
`to choose an alternative:
`and
`freedom
`sweet peppers
`plant, of which
`by and reserved
`a tropical American
`controlled
`or service)
`3 (of a facility
`of the night·
`z the plant
`chilli peppers are varieties.
`organization.
`for a particular
`. [Genus
`capsicums
`shade family which bears
`captivity n. (pl. captivities
`-DERIVATIVES
`take'.
`'seize,
`).
`from capere
`-ORIGtN ME: from L. captivus,
`-ORIGIN C16: mod. L., perh. from L. capsa (see CASE2),
`another.
`or confines
`captor • n. a person who imprisons
`capsid' • n. another term for
`capture • v. 1 take into one's possession
`or control
`by
`synonym
`(former
`-ORIGIN C19: from mod.
`,. (in chess and other board games) make a
`MIRtD.
`(genus name).
`force.
`of (an opposing piece).
`of the family Miridae),
`from Capsus
`L. Capsidae
`the removal
`move that secures
`coat or shell of a
`in words or pictures.
`the protein
`• n. Microbiology
`accurately
`2 record or express
`4 Physics
`ca�sid2
`in a computer.
`to be stored
`3 cause (data)
`VLrus particle.
`coined in Fr. from L. capsa (see CASE).
`of capturing
`or the
`• n. the action
`absorb (a particle).
`-ORIGIN 1960s:
`in the water ..
`,.. a person or thing that
`has
`capsize • v. (of a boat) be overturned
`fact of being captured.
`'sink a ship by
`-ORIGIN C18: perh. based on Sp. capuzar
`been captured.
`'to dive or
`capturer n.
`the head'. from cabo 'head' +
`-DERIVATIVES
`from
`-ORIGIN C16 (as n.): from Fr., from L. captura.
`duck'.
`to nothing
`which tapers
`take'.
`'seize,
`cap sleeve • n. a short sleeve
`under the arm.
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`audience.
`a captive
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`captivare
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`chapuzar
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`capere
`capt·,
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`Capsicum.]
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