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caper:
- alcaparra; planta caparidácea; cabriola; corcovo; salto de gato; majadería; piruetas
Wiktionary:
- caper → alcaparro, alcaparra
- caper → alcaparra, retozar, juguetear, loquear

English

Detailed Translations for caper from English to Spanish

caper:

caper [the ~] nom

the caper
la alcaparra; la planta caparidácea
- alcaparra [la ~] nom
- planta caparidácea [la ~] nom
the caper
la cabriola; el corcovo
- cabriola [la ~] nom
- corcovo [el ~] nom
the caper
el salto de gato
- salto de gato [el ~] nom
the caper
la majadería
- majadería [la ~] nom
the caper (shenanigan; silly trick)
la piruetas; la cabriola
- piruetas [la ~] nom
- cabriola [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for caper:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
alcaparra	caper
cabriola	caper; shenanigan; silly trick
corcovo	caper
majadería	caper	beefing; bleating; dullness; inconsiderateness; rashness; silly joke; stupidity; thougtlessness; vapidity
piruetas	caper; shenanigan; silly trick
planta caparidácea	caper
salto de gato	caper
-	antic; capriole; frolic; gambol; job; joke; play; prank; put-on; romp; trick

Related Words for "caper":

capers

Synonyms for "caper":

shrub; bush
pickle
job; robbery
capriole; leap; leaping; spring; saltation; bound; bounce
play; frolic; romp; gambol; diversion; recreation
antic; joke; prank; trick; put-on
jump; leap; bound; spring

Related Definitions for "caper":

a ludicrous or grotesque act done for fun and amusement¹
gay or light-hearted recreational activity for diversion or amusement¹
a playful leap or hop¹
a crime (especially a robbery)¹
pickled flower buds used as a pungent relish in various dishes and sauces¹
any of numerous plants of the genus Capparis¹
jump about playfully¹

Wiktionary Translations for caper:

caper

noun

plant
- caper → alcaparro
pickled bud of Capparis spinosa
- caper → alcaparra

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• caper	→ alcaparra	↔ câpre — bouton à fleurs du câprier, que l’on confire ordinairement dans le vinaigre.
• caper	→ retozar; juguetear; loquear	↔ gambader — Faire des gambades.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University