Definition of «cap / no cap»
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To 'cap' means to lie or exaggerate, while 'no cap' signifies that something is true, authentic, or not an exaggeration. This phrase originated in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and has been widely adopted across various internet communities. It's often used to emphasize sincerity or to call out someone's dishonesty in a casual, informal way.
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I just won the lottery, no cap!
Are you capping right now, or is that actually true?
He said he'd be here by 5, but that was pure cap.
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