capisci

Also written kapeesh and capeesh, the interjection "Capisci?" means "Understood?" in Italian. The final I is either weak or dropped, more so in the Southern Italian dialects, such as Neapolitan.

You touch my cake, you're DEAD, capisci?

by cutesy pastel living doll August 18, 2013

capisc

Do you understand?
Short for 'capisci'

Tony: I want you to leave Little Carmine alone, capisc?

by R91184 July 21, 2006

capishe

its an old word meaning "do you understand?", used by Italian mobsters.

And whoever thinks its an old school gangsta term is fucking retarded.

Ok Salvatore, I want Jimmy wacked. Leave him in a dumpster, so the garbagemen have a little surprise, capishe?

by Vincent February 17, 2004

capisco

the responding word to capisce
meaning "i understand"

don vignalo: u got 1 week to get me my money or you gonna get whacked. capisce?

dude: capisco, don vignalo

by megangurl July 20, 2008

capice

This is a common misspelling of 'capisce'. This is a slang word in American English borrowed from the Italian. It translates to 'to understand', as in 'Do you understand?' or 'Is that clear?'.

People who don't do what they are asked by the don are no friends of the family, capice (sp.: capisce)?

by disgruntbobulated April 13, 2015

Capice

Demand for agreement, implying the other party should proceed as told, whether they agree to terms or not.

There's a few things I Want you to take care for me. What should I call them; problems! I Want you to make them disappear, if you get what I mean, capice!

by Vincnet June 30, 2006

capishe

latin term that gangster used for emphasis because copesetic is such a nasty assed word.

i wanna pizza an-i wannit now, capiche?

by DudePronoun January 12, 2005