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that’s cap 

a lie or a way to say “no way” when you don’t believe something
person 1: the other day I was driving down the street and I saw your ex on the street asking for money like a bum
person: that’s caaaap

or

person 1: dude my song dropped yesterday and it’s number 1 on billboard
person 2: that’s cap I just checked and it that drake song
that’s cap by hahayouthotnigga November 10, 2019

BOY THAT'S CAP! 

Is something you say when you don't want to get caught in a lie, but instead of coming up with a reason to support your lie, you just keep saying "BOY THAT'S CAP!" and get louder with each one, until eventually they just find out that you're full of shit.
Bruce: "DeAndre literally copied my Essay word for word, he even used the same font."

DeAndre: "BOY THAT'S CAP BOY THAT'S CAP THAT'S CAP BOY THAT'S CAP BOY THAT'S CAP BOY THAT'S CAP!"

Bruce: "........."
BOY THAT'S CAP! by BOI64 September 28, 2020

ayo that's cap 

"Hey you, that's not true" in a coolio way
Some dude: I'm a virgin
Some dude again: ayo that's cap
ayo that's cap by reswip March 8, 2021

nah g that's cap

A phrase often used in Among Us Gameplay and is a phrase to describe someone's lying about there positioning or if they are an imposter.
Alicia: I was in MedBay
Reily: Nah g that's cap
nah g that's cap by Frobo V2 September 23, 2020

thats cap 

For one’s actions to be unexceptional, or “fake”
So you talking to my ex now ? nah see thats cap
thats cap by NoniiiiiM December 31, 2017

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}
Thats so caps by PaNdOrA500 September 30, 2023
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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