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WORD CAP is what you say to C dog when they continue to speak relentlessly. Word Cap is also an alias for C dog, which you would refer to them in some circumstances.
C dog: "did you know, swimming was invented in 1856 as a way for the polish soldiers to cross the Belgian borders to avoid being captured by --"

Sussy Wayy Bah: "WORD CAP"

Lam and Chammers: "WORD CAP"
WORD CAP by WayyBah March 20, 2023
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What you say when C dog keeps on speaking
C dog: "Did you know swimming was invented in 1853 as a way of Brittish soldiers to cross the English Channel"

Sussy Wayy Bah: "WORD CAP"
WORD CAP by WayyBah2 March 20, 2023

What’s the word Cap’?

East coast New Brunswick saying when greeting someone, or to find out what’s new with someone, and what the word on the street is. Cap’ is short for captain of a boat, typically seen in New Brunswick’s southwestern fishing villages.
What’s the word Cap’?

Nothing really, except for the bad weather.
What’s the word Cap’? by Fuddydud November 27, 2023

any people who capitalizes letters every word beginning 

grammatical errors
-doesn’t put apostrophes, if they do, they will use ‘’
-does not censor profane words
-an every consonant, the same thing goes to a and vowels
-uses “a” when that word is a plural noun
any people who capitalizes letters every word beginning
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