| capitalistic |
pertaining to or characteristic of capitalists or capitalism. [2 definitions] |
| capitalization |
the act or result of capitalizing. [2 definitions] |
| capitalize |
to write or print (something) using capital letters or using a capital letter as the initial letter. [4 definitions] |
| capital letter |
a letter of the alphabet written or printed larger than and in a somewhat different form from its lower-case equivalent and used to designate a proper noun or initiate a sentence. |
| capitally |
especially well; admirably; excellently. |
| capital punishment |
punishment, of a crime such as murder, by death. |
| capital ship |
one of a class of the largest surface warships. |
| capital stock |
the entire amount of stock authorized for issue by a corporation. [2 definitions] |
| capitation |
a per capita tax or fee; poll tax. |
| capitol |
the building in which a state legislature meets. [3 definitions] |
| capitulate |
to surrender or acquiesce. |
| capitulation |
the act of surrendering or acquiescing. [3 definitions] |
| caplet |
a form of medication that is solid like a tablet and has a coating like a capsule. |
| capo1 |
a device that is fastened around the fingerboard of a guitar or similar instrument to uniformly change the key of the strings. |
| capo2 |
a leader of an organized crime ring such as the Mafia. |
| capon |
a rooster that has been castrated and fattened to improve its palatability. |
| capote |
a long cloak, usu. having a hood. |
| cappuccino |
espresso coffee mixed with steamed milk and often topped with cinnamon or chocolate and whipped cream. |
| capriccio |
a caper or prank. [3 definitions] |
| capriccioso |
in a free, lively, whimsical, or capricious manner (used as a musical direction). |
| caprice |
a sudden, impulsive change of mind or direction, or an unpredictable action. [3 definitions] |