Capital Punishment

The official and legal definition for the death penalty. It is usually the reward for most high-class felonies, such as first-degree murder, rape, etc. In the United States, it is usually carried out by means of lethal injection, but other places in the world still use methods such as firing squad, hanging, and electric chair. Some countries and states have been known to have banned the practice because of its gruesome nature.

In 2005, Stanley Tookie Williams, one of the founders of the Crips gang was awarded Capital Punishment for three counts of first degree murder and larceny. He's probably in hell now.

by publicprosecutor25431 January 15, 2011

capitoolist

An tool of capitalism. These people usually lack in intelligence and are avid consumers.

Randy: Dude..... lets buy this cereal.... if you buy 20 of them you get 10% off a movie ticket!

Michael: Dude.... stop being such a capitoolist.

by Intuitiv3 Infid3l December 10, 2009

Penis Capital

The act of investing alot of time trying to get up in some girls panties.

I invested alot of Penis Capital before I realized she had a boyfriend.

by the_nuge September 18, 2006

Vulture Capitalist

A businessman who is looking to buy companies at giveaway prices, as opposed to venture capitalists.

"It's well known that the business is having major problems paying its bills, so I guess it won't be long before the vulture capitalists start circling."

by Harry Food Tech May 14, 2009

capitalletterphobia

fear or dislike of letters in their capital form of writing and/or typing.

hannah- "EWH ALL CAPS. /:"
bobbye- "what's ewh about caps?"
hannah- "i hate captiol letters. and i wanted it to be lowercase. so did NOT expect the caps."
hannah- "omg, you have capitalletterphobia!"

by bobsterrrr118 May 14, 2009

Capital B

It Mean's Bitch,but not just that it mean's mega bitch.A woman who act's like she has a stick in her ass every day.

Omg Ms.Barnett is such a Capital B.

by La Plata High school November 16, 2011

political capital

the ability to compel a vote or favor in the political arena as a result of a previously extended favor which debt is thus repaid

An example of political capital is the ability of a chairman of a committee to garner a members vote by reminding the member of the favor of letting the member have a hearing on a bill which bill was important to the member but which bill is of no intrest to the chairman

by e rucker September 29, 2006