Cap

Cap, Cap means to lie or some people use cap instead of dare like if someone says they will do something and you don't believe them you would say "thats cap" or you could say stop capping

You wont that's cap
You wont do that stop capping

by Ezy Shots December 7, 2019

ayo no cap

1: No cap my g

2: Ayo kinda sus no cap

Bro #1: I just shit out my ass
Bro #2: Ayo no cap

by fortnitebattlepassenjoyer8845 February 18, 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

Wine Cap

Similar to a night cap but with wine, usually moms or women. The wine helps them relax and unwind from their chaotic day, and prevents them from going full psycho bitch on their spouse or man friend because of a build up of resentment.

Neighbor Friend 1: Hey Jess want to have a wine cap on the porch?
Neighbor Friend 2: Yeah, Ill be down in a minute, I'm gonna need a bottle cap after the day i've had, i almost lost my shit on him.

Neighbor Friend 1: Oh, know what did he say/do?

by KJASK October 31, 2014

Thats so caps

(A). that's so hot; Caps referring to Capsicum, peppers are hot

X: Does he have tattoos? Y: yeah he does X: Thats so caps {that's so hot}

by PaNdOrA500 September 30, 2023

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

Lies, Exaggerations, Untrue.
‘Capping’ means to lie.

Cap is slang used similarly to “No Way!”/“Are you kidding?”

“No Cap”/“Not capping” is used to say “I’m not kidding” or similar

“I just got a date with Macy, no cap!”

“James said he just won the basketball game, but I’m pretty sure he’s capping”

by UnbiasedDefinitions May 24, 2022