capon in Latin
capon in Latin is capo — capon means a young cockerel that has been castrated and fattened up for eating.
capon in Latin
capo
A cockerel which has been gelded and fattened for the table.
What does "capon" mean?
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noun A young cockerel that has been castrated and fattened up for eating.
"The farmer raised a few capons especially for the Christmas table."
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capon in a sentence
- The farmer raised a few capons especially for the Christmas table.
- Roast capon used to be a common centrepiece at large family dinners.
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What is "capon" in Latin?
"capon" in Latin is capo. capon means: A young cockerel that has been castrated and fattened up for eating.
How do you use "capon" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer raised a few capons especially for the Christmas table." In Latin, "capon" is capo.
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