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verb. Being Owned, but worse. Derived from the name Capone.
Dude, that guy just got totally caponed.
caponed by dpleplpre September 10, 2008
Getting Totally F'd over in a Fantasy Football Trade.
"Did you see how hard Joe got Caponed this week? So hard if he ever goes to prison, he'll never find a boyfriend."
Caponed by King Colock October 12, 2011
Caponed - verb - To get away with, or avoid judgement for, an egregious violation of the law or morals, only to be punished for a lesser offense which serves as justice-by-proxy for the greater offense.
Paul Wolfowitz got away with starting the Iraq War, but is about to get fired from the World Bank for promoting his girlfriend. He got "Caponed".
caponed by dave3172 December 24, 2008
To get kicked out of a group on social media, usually a chat room or discord channel. Usually done when a social media public figure is trying to gatekeep their viewers.
Social Media User: Hey, I haven't seen Mary in Sam's chat for a while now. What happened?
Friend: Oh, yeah, she got caponed and totally blocked from the chat because she thought Anna Nikol was cool.
caponed by Foodie Tuti August 18, 2023

Al Caponed 

To get owned in style
He got Al caponed by my grenade...
Al Caponed by Goat23535 September 27, 2005

Al Caponed 

To get owned or pwned with a sense of Italian flare.
Dumbass 1: Can I have some of your tots?
Dumbass 2: No, but what an dumbass you are for asking..you should have just grabbed them, like I did with your sister yesterday.
Dumbass 3: You just got Al Caponed.
Al Caponed by Victorious yet again December 18, 2005
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