I picked this bird up last night and we went back to her place and she made me a Cappuccino! Of course I couldn't kiss her afterwards.
by SITS September 20, 2004
Linked to the phrase capping. Used when someone is lying or over-exaggerating to mock them and tell them to chill out with it.
Person 1: I went to some party the other day and all of them gyal them were all over man.
Person 2: Ayy someone get this boy a cappuccino because this boy is capping. Why are you lying as if I wasn’t there. It was only 1 girl my g.
Person 2: Ayy someone get this boy a cappuccino because this boy is capping. Why are you lying as if I wasn’t there. It was only 1 girl my g.
by Honey101 September 02, 2019
Overpriced espresso beverage that usually has some artificial flavoring to take away the coffee taste. Be wary of loads of foam that tops it, or someone may think you've been giving BJs.
Chris:" What's in the Starbucks cup? Cappuccino?"
Jon: "Actually, the cup is empty. I just carry the cup around because it matches my emo glasses"
Jon: "Actually, the cup is empty. I just carry the cup around because it matches my emo glasses"
by jvarna5 January 28, 2008
Thrusting ones knee into the coccyx of the child whilst holding their shoulders from behind and yelling out "CAPPUCCINO!"
by David Cameron 1973 May 20, 2018
by Ennishater December 16, 2018
Saying No Cappuccino is like saying No Cap but saying no cap there is a possibility that you are lying but if you say No Cappuccino you are 100% serious and if you lie when saying No Cappuccino especially the boys you are the fakest of your friends.
Jacob: Yo bro did you take my pencil
Jarrod: Nah man No Cappuccino it wasn’t me
Jacob: alright then but if your lying ima make your back crooked oh wait...
Jarrod: aye fuck you
Jarrod: Nah man No Cappuccino it wasn’t me
Jacob: alright then but if your lying ima make your back crooked oh wait...
Jarrod: aye fuck you
by No Cappuccino Founder March 12, 2020
Despite what people think, a cappuccino can NOT be iced. In America, there are two types of cappuccinos, wet and dry. Wet caps are about 1 part espresso, 1 part steamed milk, 1 part foam. A dry is 1 part espresso, 2 parts foam.
In Italy, the difference between a Cappuccino and a Cafe Latte is not the amount of foam on top, but the consistency of the milk. Cafe Lattes are more dense, closer to the consistency of milk alone. Cappuccinos has air steamed throughout the entire drink, and therefore is more of a "fluffy" drink.
In Italy, the difference between a Cappuccino and a Cafe Latte is not the amount of foam on top, but the consistency of the milk. Cafe Lattes are more dense, closer to the consistency of milk alone. Cappuccinos has air steamed throughout the entire drink, and therefore is more of a "fluffy" drink.
Customer: I want a Grande Cappuccino. Now.
Barista: Wet or dry?
Customer: ....
Barista: One latte coming up.
Barista: Wet or dry?
Customer: ....
Barista: One latte coming up.
by Eyeglasses November 20, 2011