How Do You Spell CAPS?

Pronunciation: [kˈaps] (IPA)

The word "caps" is spelled with a /k/ sound at the beginning, represented in the phonetic alphabet as /k/. The vowel sound in the word is the short "a" sound, /æ/. The final sound in the word is the voiceless "s" sound, /s/. The spelling of "caps" follows the pattern of many English words, with a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern, where the final consonant is a voiceless "s" sound. This pronunciation and spelling is important to ensure effective communication in written and spoken English.

CAPS Meaning and Definition

1. Caps is a noun, often used as a slang term, derived from the word "capsule." It refers to a small cylindrical container, typically made of plastic or metal, which can be sealed or closed tightly with a lid. These caps are commonly used in various industries to seal bottles, jars, tubes, and other containers to keep them airtight and prevent leakage or spillage of their contents.

   In the context of fashion or streetwear culture, caps typically refer to baseball caps or snapback caps. These are brimmed hats with a rounded crown, usually made of cotton or other fabrics, and often feature an adjustable strap at the back. They are commonly worn by both men and women as a fashion statement, for protection from the sun, or to express sports team allegiance. Caps come in a wide variety of styles, colors, and designs, with various logos or emblems embroidered or printed on them.

   Additionally, "caps" can also be an abbreviation for the phrase "caption," which signifies a short description or explanation provided for an image or illustration. Especially in the context of social media, users often provide captions when sharing pictures or videos to give context or express additional thoughts or emotions related to the visual content. These captions can enhance the understanding or impact of the shared media by providing additional textual commentary.

Top Common Misspellings for CAPS *

• capps 100%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for CAPS

• keaps
• camups
• cmpus
• copis
• capres
• cmapus
• copms
• cahs
• capos
• capsul
• aps
• capz
• ckass
• capsle
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• cupes
• capa
• cahos
• caus
• cllaps
• colaps
• ceeps
• ccas
• haps
• caos
• cavs
• cals
• calaps
• ecapse
• caspe
• capets
• cahes
• caese
• casos
• gaphs
• scips
• cas
• capex
• caes
• necaps
• chps
• cuops
• copys
• caois
• capus
• gapos
• caples
• copps
• cmaps
• cahse
• caios
• campsu
• capsal
• cauz
• cypus
• clapse
• cmps
• canpes
• cips
• creaps
• carpts
• baps
• cakks
• caoss
• oaps
• causy
• chapes
• caous
• scaps
• jcaps
• waps
• ceaps
• cassa
• canpus
• ecapes
• caase
• cspe
• capsy
• capt
• capms
• capris
• capsel
• ccass
• caoz
• cfps
• ctps
• cupss
• japs
• azs
• cpi
• cags
• caks
• capi
• calo
• calpse
• capx
• camy
• capp
• capd
• capse
• capis
• carpa
• raps
• czs
• uats
• eaps
• erps
• aph
• sips
• vaps
• Cacs
• Capaas
• catps
• coaps
• scapis
• meps
• kaps
• cwps
• capzs
• NCApS
• UAvS
• kapss
• caups
• sVPS
• scapas
• ercaps
• WApSY
• CAJvS
• capdz
• cazpk
• kapsz
• kaups
• uAPDS
• Capaus
• Caspj
• ckapd

Etymology of CAPS

The word "caps" is derived from the Latin word "cappa", meaning "hood" or "covering". In Old English, the term "cæppe" referred to a type of head covering, which eventually evolved into the word "cap" in Middle English.

Idioms with the word CAPS

• Turn your caps lock off! The idiom "Turn your caps lock off!" is used metaphorically to tell someone to calm down or stop expressing their emotions or thoughts in an aggressive or forceful manner, typically through written communication such as emails or online messages. It figuratively refers to the caps lock key on a keyboard that, when activated, causes all letters to be typed in uppercase, conveying intensity or shouting.
• pull caps "Pull caps" is an idiom that means to figure out or solve a problem or mystery, often through cunning or clever means. It can also refer to successfully accomplishing a difficult task or achieving a goal.

Similar spelling words for CAPS

• Cappas,
• ZAPS,
• Maps,
• Capps,
• taps,
• LAPS,
• cans,
• cups,
• caws,
• YAPS,
• caboose,
• cabg,
• caves,
• capasso,
• Chaps,
• cape,
• cap,
• CAMPS,
• capshaw,
• raps.

Conjugate verb Caps

CONDITIONAL

I would cap

we would cap

you would cap

he/she/it would cap

they would cap

FUTURE

I will cap

we will cap

you will cap

he/she/it will cap

they will cap

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have capped

we will have capped

you will have capped

he/she/it will have capped

they will have capped

PAST

I capped

we capped

you capped

he/she/it capped

they capped

PAST PERFECT

I had capped

we had capped

you had capped

he/she/it had capped

they had capped

PRESENT

I cap

we cap

you cap

he/she/it caps

they cap

PRESENT PERFECT

I have capped

we have capped

you have capped

he/she/it has capped

they have capped

I am capping

we are capping

you are capping

he/she/it is capping

they are capping

I was capping

we were capping

you were capping

he/she/it was capping

they were capping

I will be capping

we will be capping

you will be capping

he/she/it will be capping

they will be capping

I have been capping

we have been capping

you have been capping

he/she/it has been capping

they have been capping

I had been capping

we had been capping

you had been capping

he/she/it had been capping

they had been capping

I will have been capping

we will have been capping

you will have been capping

he/she/it will have been capping

they will have been capping

I would have capped

we would have capped

you would have capped

he/she/it would have capped

they would have capped

I would be capping

we would be capping

you would be capping

he/she/it would be capping

they would be capping

I would have been capping

we would have been capping

you would have been capping

he/she/it would have been capping

they would have been capping