Cap/No Cap

“Cap” means a lie or falsehood, while “No cap” means being honest or speaking the truth. It’s used to indicate whether someone is being truthful or exaggerating.

Cap Means: “You said you could finish the entire pizza by yourself? That’s cap.”
No cap Means: “I’m really excited for this concert, no cap. It’s going to be amazing!”

“Cap” and “No cap” are commonly used in casual conversations to emphasize the truthfulness of a statement or to call out dishonesty. Cap/No Cap

by YkMatt August 21, 2024

No cap

Gen-Z way to tell that something is true. Usually goes defined as "no lie".

Girl 1: Ooh, that papacito's dripin' - no cap
Girl 2: Say less, fam.

by Feroline August 18, 2021

No Cap

Not lying or no lies

Dang gurl, yo trunk be lookin just as fine as yo face. And yo face look as pretty as Kate Upton!

Tell the truth man! No cap!

by cowtopus June 17, 2022

Karma Cap

When one forms a triangle with their hands and place it above their heads to prevent bad luck.

Usually a sports affiliated gesture that is done more out of routine than superstition.

Jake always place a karma cap above his head when talking about the championship game because he doesn't want give his team bad luck.

by Sflow69 May 6, 2016

ten cap

A Ten Cap is a stronger version of the term “Cap”.

Essentially it’s like Cap x 10

Bro said he made it on the team but hasn’t been to any of the team meetings, he’s on ten cap for sure.

by Number15onthat January 2, 2024

Cap

the word cap or capping mean rape or raping

Yo why are you capping that piece of wood

by Justin_cat February 10, 2022

Year 7 Thinking Caps

The phrase "Year 7 Thinking Caps" signifies the importance to reflect back onto your Year 7 self and think like a Year 7. This phrase is normally used by the Math Teacher G.O.A.T, Pak.

Oh this question, make sure to use your Year 7 Thinking Caps, how would a Year 7 do this?

by pakyuenrespecter December 13, 2021