Cap
Translingual
English
Etymology
Shortening of captain.
Proper noun
Cap
- A nickname for a person.
- 2009, Matt Christopher, Long Arm Quarterback: A New Football Team Sparks an Old Rivalry (→ISBN):
- “I'd take Vernon Dewey for my team any day.” “And their quarterback can throw,” Cap pointed out. “But we did all right, huh, Grandpa?” “You did fine,” Tully replied. “All of you did real well.” “Cap, you can throw ...”
- 2018, Ken Kenthomas, Mr. Black Johnson She Worshiped (→ISBN):
- “Well, Cap, you seem to be a nice gentleman from a good family, but I wished you had come to me and my wife and talked to me before you two started making all these decisions.”
- 2009, Matt Christopher, Long Arm Quarterback: A New Football Team Sparks an Old Rivalry (→ISBN):
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