Capping

[Sarah]

basically a brand new word for lying

[Zipporah Schumaker]

The act of shooting a gun

[Mark Zuckerberg]

The sexual act of sticking a pencil eraser in ones urethra.

[Rihanna]

1. When someone writes in all capital letters.
   Usually used to yell on a facebook, myspace, twitter, (etc.), or even a text message.

2. Can also be used when laughin

[Couch Potatoe]

Random girl comes on webcam to meet new people and is persuaded by random people (competing for points) to flash various body parts, not knowing that screen captures of video will surface on the world wide web within 30 seconds. The video will be traded on websites by hundreds of people and streamed. Videos are traded by collectors. Blackmailers get hold of the videos and information on the girls then hunt them and use the videos as leverage to get the girls under their control and command eg forced to do sex shows. Groups of heroes or white knights who may also be paedophiles run around trying to save the girls from the blackmailing paedophiles. The Cappers and heroes fight to add the girls to their own collection. Source - the daily capper on u-tube for the week of August 15th 2010

[Dave Paprocki]

Comes before [Recapping]. To recap something, you must first cap it.

[Tina]

1 Capturing the flag in games (such as paintball or Halo) where the object is to capture the opponents flag and return it to ones base

[Raeanne Dimick]

A term used to describe when someone is saying something that is either [false], seems false or is [highly] [opinionated].

[Sonia]

[Capping] was a word used back in the late 80s early 90s that described a form of word battle. Saying someones shoes were bought at [K-Mart] would be a form of [capping]. Basically its a form of putting someones cloths or style down. It was common to hear someone say ohhh you got [capped] on!

[Cami]

A mid-west [slang] term used to describe someone who’s [tweaking] or [messing up].

[Ernesto]

When yeast loaves are under-proofed and the interior pushes up the top crust leaving a rough, sharp edge along the side of the loaf having the appearance of a cap.