No kizzy cappa

A very intellectually crafted phrase which is a combination of the phrases "No cap," and "No kizzy," and basically means the same thing, just way more "hip" and "fire".

Person 1: Yo what up bro!

Person 2: Yo wassup man, I haven't seen you in a while.

Person 1: Well I just did some awesome scooter tricks, no kizzy cappa!

Person 2: Shut the fuck up you stupid bitch, where the fuck did you find that word? Some entry on Urban Dictionary made by a dumbass?

by TaxCollector March 5, 2023

Capybara

A giant South American rodent with an uncanny resemblance to Jay Z.

Yo, ain't that Jay Z? Nah man, it's a just a Capybara.

by BBOT5000 August 6, 2015

a cappella

A genre of music using no instruments besides vocals.

Examples of groups are Rockapella, Three Men and a Tenor, and Ascending A Cappella.

by Kevin December 6, 2003

cappie

short for a capitalist bastard

Robert has a driver,maid,and a butler,so therefore we can coclude that he is rich,or a capitalist if you prefer

by sid vicious December 22, 2003

cappapoei

Cappapoei is used as a cute alternative for those that don't know how to pronounce Capoeira (the Brazilian martial arts form)

Hey, are you going to cappapoei tonight? Have fun!

by SpotMaster June 27, 2008

Rat Cappin

It’s a lot like Cap but it’s way more ratty so that’s why it’s rat cap

Breh that kid be rat cappin

by RatCal February 17, 2023

Cappiello

The last name of a group of noble people's that came from Italy. A person whom is related to make Hats or cloak. A person who is distiguished by his hat or cloak.

A couples of young brothers whom escape from Napoli Italy, to meet the new world (America) the old one who marry Sverina (french woman) in the early 1800 went to Puerto Rico, The younger one went to New York.

Actually a common last name in Italy.

The brand name of a mozzarella cheese made in New York by the Cappiello's family.

Other variants Cappielo, Cappiello, Capielo, Capilo, Capiello

Cappiello means Hat, or cloak wich is a type of loose garment that is worn over indoor clothing and serves the same purpose as an overcoat; it protects the wearer from the cold, rain or wind.

Origins Italy

Went to Puerto Rico, New York

by Jimmyppr February 8, 2012