il capo di tutti capi

literal translation in italian "the boss of bosses"

there is no longer a capo di tutti capi, but before the mafia's downfall, the man with the title il capo di tutti capi was the man that headed the "five familes". it is said the only true capo di tutti capi was Carlo Gambino

Carlo gambino owned everything at one point. he wus truly a capo di tutti capi

by il capo September 3, 2005

capica

and also capica is a croatian word for very nice,shaved and almost camel toe looking pussy......

last night i was with the girl and when i went down to lick her i was suprised what i saw and i said to myself wow this is very very nice capica!!!!!

by denis47 January 10, 2009

Anarcho-Capitalism

An oxymoron and an invalid theory. Anarchy is anti-hierarchical, while Capitalism is designed around an economic hierarchy - company owners and company workers as separate classes.

Anarcho-capitalism is invalid for several main reasons:
★ Capital requires a government to issue it and tax it to create demand, and give value to the currency.

★ Anarchy is anti-hierarchy, while capitalism is an economic system designed to sustain a hierarchy.

★ Without government to lower the powers a company has over it’s workers, the companies become the new governments, so to speak. Companies replace the state, therefore “anarcho”-capitalism is not anarchic.

Person 1: I support anarcho-capitalism because I don’t want the government limiting my freedom.

Person 2: Without a government to limit the power of corporations, how do you keep companies from limiting your freedom?

Person 3: Well, we haven’t figured that part out yet.

by whitehotforever March 23, 2021

Marvel vs Capcom

One of the best 2D fighting games ever to be produced that host characters from Street Fighter, Marvel Comics, Darkstalkers, and various other Capcom games.
See MVC and Marvel vs Capcom 2.

My Arcade just got Marvel vs Capcom, woot!

by Jin Saotome May 14, 2005

Capish

English phonetic spelling of Sicilian-American way to say "understand" (in the second person singular). Common in Mob movies. Typically used at the end of the sentence in these movies to verify the listener understands, especially when making threats. Comes from Italian obviously; it's basically capisci or capisce (depending on the context) with the last letter omitted from the pronunciation.

You better make sure your boss is outside the saloon at high noon, capish?

Do you capish the words coming out of my mouth?!

by The wind from the Northern car May 2, 2011

Capitalist America

The response by Russia over the "Soviet Russia" sensation. A place where corporate greed, excess, and the all-around idea of "Only In 'Merica" dominate....

...except in reversal.

In Capitalist America, bank rob you!

In Capitalist America, food eat you!

In Capitalist America, government elect you!

by politico18 October 23, 2011

welfare capitalists

Basically every one in Washington. They give money to people who cannot work because they would rather sit at home. What they should do is use the money and use it to fix roads, thus creating jobs. They also could stop handing out money to the corporate America for doing nothing but hurting America by keeping all the money to themselves.

Washington is a bunch of Welfare Capitalists

by nnggffdd June 29, 2011