caper by jaclynp

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noun, a playful skip or leap

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Nice video jabenes! I like Jannina's caper lol. You have all five elements, and the video was engaging. Good job!

tara said
Jan 16 2010, 12:33 PM

Good job on this :) You were clear and you made sure that you had all 5 things Mr. J said our videos should have in that order, so your video was very organized and very easy to follow.

denisehbh said
Jan 17 2010, 02:22 PM

Great job :) It was very official and got all the points across with great clarity. I also like how you had fun with it, including a friend. Your video was very organized and was well presented.

Jan 18 2010, 03:38 AM

This is definitely credit; you fulfil all the requirements. You define the word and repeat it at the end. You give the etymology and include the original word. You also use it correctly in a sentence and refer to caper used in Morality Play. I found the example you gave with your sister entertaining.

jameshar said
Jan 18 2010, 03:42 AM

Great job. The word was well explained, the example was relevant, and highly entertaining. I loved your video, not only because it fulfilled all the mentioned requirements and was educational in that sense, but it was also fun to watch. =)

jodie said
Jan 18 2010, 03:46 AM

well done jaclyn phi! you have all the requirements. I like the class t shirt. haha good job! Credit.

xjohn2006 said
Jan 18 2010, 03:53 AM

*credit

denisehbh said
Jan 18 2010, 03:57 AM

Great job, credit! (please refer to the comment written previously for explaination).

jodie said
Jan 18 2010, 03:58 AM

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caper1 by Collins

  1. 1) noun, a playful skip or leap
  2. 2) noun, a high-spirited escapade
  3. 3) noun, cut a caper or capers a) to skip or jump playfully b) to act or behave playfully; frolic
  4. 4) noun, slang a crime, esp an organized robbery
  5. 5) noun, a job or occupation
  6. 6) noun, a person's behaviour
  7. 7) verb, to leap or dance about in a light-hearted manner

Etymology

C16: probably from capriole

caper2 by Collins

  1. 1) noun, a spiny trailing Mediterranean capparidaceous shrub, Capparis spinosa, with edible flower buds
  2. 2) noun, any of various similar plants or their edible parts

Etymology

C15: from earlier capers, capres (assumed to be plural), from Latin capparis, from Greek kapparis

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Synonyms

dance, sport, cavort, escapade, stunt, mischief, lark (informal), prank, jest, practical joke, antic, jape, shenanigan (informal), trip, spring, jump, bound, leap, bounce, hop, skip, romp, frolic, frisk, gambol

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