A key that can be as little as 7/16'ths of an inch away from the mighty "A" key, yet, many do not know how to find it when their letters are in ALL CAPS.
I can't give a proper example, because if I try, then UrbanDictionary says:
We found an error in your definition.
* Example is written in all caps
We found an error in your definition.
* Example is written in all caps
by Kenthar April 7, 2004
Caps Locks IS CRUISE CONTROL FOR COOL.
by LikesGeneveve April 21, 2010
by Cloud13 July 13, 2005
Used during messaging for realeasing the "Fucking rage". Mainly used for enlarging the letters to look as though screaming at a person.
by steven frey May 2, 2008
Caps. Lock is a key on your keyboard located directly to the left of your 'A' key. As you know, capital letters are used for expressions that are meant to sound like they're angry or yelling, but, however..People abuse the use of the caps lock key and capitalize all of their letters to either sound excited or to be noticed. This is why a small organization has created a rule against caps lock being used for anything but the purpose for which it was created. This, is for three reasons.
1) It's incredibly obnoxious to read.
2) You just seem like you're angry all the time
3) There is no way for me to read that except for in a yelling voice.
1) It's incredibly obnoxious to read.
2) You just seem like you're angry all the time
3) There is no way for me to read that except for in a yelling voice.
PEOPLE WHO TYPE LIKE THIS ON EVERY SINGLE STATUS ARE INCREDIBLY ANNOYING AND NEED TO TAKE A TYPING CLASS IN WHICH THEY LEARN TO NOT ABUSE CAPS LOCK.
by 1758329ajkfdhsjkhfd May 31, 2011
Description: It is a button on the keyboard next to the 'a'.
Use: If pressed, it makes every letter that you type into all caps. Some people on the internet use it to emphasize a person's statement.
Use: If pressed, it makes every letter that you type into all caps. Some people on the internet use it to emphasize a person's statement.
Caps Lock is th button on the keyboeard above it is the tab. The one below it is shift.
TOMMY THAT'S NOT NICE! That sentence would universally be translated as yelling, even without the exclamation point at the end.
TOMMY THAT'S NOT NICE! That sentence would universally be translated as yelling, even without the exclamation point at the end.
by Mistymuffin8 December 24, 2008
by Gilldog January 21, 2013