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To turn someone's backpack inside-out and reinsert the contents back in. Usually used as a prank. Past tense: capooned His backpack just got capooned.
I capooned his backpack. He's going to capoon her backpack. |
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Also known as Nuggeting; a popular in-school form of entertainment where the "Capooner" flips the victim's back-pack inside out and puts all the books back inside. Nick - Yo, Joe just got Capooned while he was on the lunch line.
Mike - Look, Dan just said he did it, Joe wants him to flip it back. Nick - Dan is sayin' no, looks like there's gonna be a fight. Mike - I got my money on Joe, what about you? Nick - Yeah Dan doesn't stand a chance, Joe will teach him never to capoon anyone's backpack again. |
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