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The Cappies is an award ceremony similar to the Tony's but for High School Theatre.
High Schools in certain areas of the US and now Canada, sign up one of their plays or musicals during a school year for Cappie critics to come. Then they follow certain guide lines for the production. At the end of the school year, the critics vote on the different shows for different awards. Then there is a big gala where the awards are presented and excerpts from some of the shows are preformed.
-Wow! That kid was soo good in (school's Play->)_________, they should totally win the Cappie for best play!
-That school's production should win a lot of Cappies at the gala
Cappies by Andrea June 18, 2006
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Robert has a driver,maid,and a butler,so therefore we can coclude that he is rich,or a capitalist if you prefer
cappie by sid vicious December 22, 2003

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
Cappiello by Jimmyppr February 8, 2012

no capples

no capples is basically the phrase “no cap,” meaning “no lie,” or “on god.” some people type “no cap,” as: 🚫🧢. when typing “no capples,” in emojis, you would type:🚫🧢🍏/🍎. (apple color of your choice, of course.) no cap and no capples are basically the same phrase, just a more fun way to say it.
Boy 1: That girl is fine asf, no capples.
Boy 2: I know this man did not just say “no capples.”
no capples by catiya October 12, 2019

The Crappies 

A very rare STD consisting of the following diseases; the crabs, the clap, and herpies, which when combined create an unstoppable STD that can be transmitted without sexual or physical contact.
Does this look like the "Crappies" to you?

I think that girl gave me the crappies.

If your pee itches when you burn you probably have the crappies.
The Crappies by Gritty42 October 24, 2011
A traditional English Football game played by children where players compete against each other to score in one goal, usually marked-out by jumpers/trees against the fat kid nominated to go in goal (or int' nets up north). The last child to score in each round is eliminated and a new round starts until the final two players are left. This is deemed 'the final' and 2 or 3 goals are required to become champion.

Can be played in 'singles' or 'doubles'... Goal-hanging is not tolerated and persistant offenders will be penalised with 'Penalties-all-round' where every other player is awarded a penalty-kick from 12 paces.

Regional Variations:
- Cuppies
- Cup-sies
- World Cups
- Wembley Doubles
"Please Mrs Shufflebottom, is our Jimmy allowed out to come out and play Cuppies"
Cuppies by Tuckmoth June 22, 2004
The expression “Cappiest” is the superlative adjective degree of the noun “cap”.

It is basically the superior lie (The most cap)
Jerry getting some bitches is the cappiest thing I’ve ever heard.
cappiest by Cock connoisseur June 25, 2022
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Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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Andrew Tate has mastered the field of larpenomics
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