Capper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPPER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one whose business is to make or sell caps
• a more surprising, upsetting, or entertaining event or situation than all others that have gone before
• One whose business is to make or sell caps.
• A by-bidder; a decoy for gamblers [Slang, U. S.].
• An instrument for applying a percussion cap to a gun or cartridge.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a capmaker

Words related to CAPPER

cap7 cappers13

Words that contain CAPPER

cappers13 kneecapper20 cappernoity20 handicapper21 kneecappers21 handicappers22 cappernoities19

How to use CAPPER in a sentence

• Capper when his attention was caught by a figure coming down the avenue.
• Ruddy, broad-faced young Capper, of the Police, lounged by the open window, eating her up with adoring eyes.
• Also, he was of less account in the eyes of Joan Malcolm than Capper, a blundering English Acting-Superintendent of Police, with a pittance of six hundred rupees per mensem.
• Mentally, he was cursing Capper with curses of inexhaustible fire and venom.
• Then, immediately Capper was talking to Miss Malcolm about tennis, and she was listening, smiling and intent.
• Some fleet-footed servant had brought warning in time, and the British were well out of the town by the other road, with young Capper and a score of his men guarding their rear.
• The moon had risen, and well out in the white light, was Capper Sahib.
• Young Capper came forward with his hands in his pockets, and stared at them.
• John Capper, two ministers of the Brownist persuasion, were hanged at St.
• For this they charged us one dollar each, but we noticed that our friend paid nothing, and we set him down as a sort of capper, after the style we had seen at the gold mines.
• He cracked his fingers persistently when he talked after a fashion that would have been intolerable in anyone but Capper.
• She wondered, too, what Capper would say to his ally when he returned at the end of the summer and found the charge he had laid upon her unfulfilled.
• But, after all, Capper was scarcely more than a stranger, and it seemed to her, upon mature reflection, that he had been inclined to exaggerate the whole matter.
• Capper is coming here next month to perform an operation on me.
• Capper edged a little nearer to the churchyard steps and waited.
• Therefore he huddled on the mat, rocking to and fro, shivering like some monstrous animal in pain, while within the room Capper wrought his miracles.
• She saw Capper as through a mist in which bodily weakness and anguished fear combined to overwhelm her.
• Capper strolled to the window, his hands deep in his pockets, and looked out upon the wind-swept gardens.
• Somehow she did not for a moment doubt the truth of what Capper had just told her.
• By mutual consent they awaited the coming of Capper and the final miracle.
• Capper wrote that he had received an excellent report from Dr.
• And he knew with the sure intuition that unceasing vigilance had developed in him that Capper thought the same.
• Capper resented as he did the intrusion of the black sheep of the family.
• Capper and Nap were still with Lucas, whose life hung by a thread.
• Bertie decided to remain for the night, and at a late hour he saw Capper for a moment.
• Within the room Capper sat at the foot of the bed, motionless, alert as a sentry.
• And Capper suffered him without the smallest remonstrance.
• Yet when Capper demanded effort he yielded without protest.
• Capper also, remaining for the funeral, placed himself at his disposal and did much to lighten the burden.
• She believed that Capper understood, and she was glad that it should be so.
• She walked with Capper immediately behind Bertie and his mother.
• She heard Capper give a grunt, whether of approval or otherwise she did not know, but not a word was said.
• Capper was leaving early on the following day, and it was to this fact that Anne attributed his appearance.
• Bertie dined at home, but he walked over later to take leave of Capper.
• His farewell to Capper was spoken almost in a whisper, and Anne saw that his self-control was precarious.
• True to her promise, Anne was down in time to take leave of Capper.
• And Capper went his way, taking with him the memory of a woman who still ploughed her endless furrow, but with a heart at peace.

Similar words containing CAPP without suffix er

capped13 cappers13 capping14 scapple13 becapped17 cappings15 recapped15 scappled15 scapples14 uncapped15 becapping18 icecapped18 mudcapped19 recapping16 scappling16 uncapping16 cappuccini20 cappuccino20 kneecapped21 mudcapping20 recappable18 snowcapped20 kneecapper20 cappelletti17 cappernoity20 cappuccinos21 handicapped22 handicapper21 kneecapping22 mudcappings21 kneecappers21 handicappers22 handicapping23 kneecappings23 cappernoities19 unhandicapped24 capparidaceous23 nonhandicapped25 multihandicappe27 multihandicapped29

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