caper in Norwegian
caper in Norwegian is kapers — caper means a playful, high-spirited jump or leap.
caper in Norwegian
kapers
The pungent grayish green flower bud of the European and Oriental caper (Capparis spinosa), which is pickled and eaten.
What does "caper" mean?
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noun A playful, high-spirited jump or leap.
"The puppy did a joyful caper across the lawn."
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noun A carefully planned, often elaborate crime, especially a robbery — or a story about one.
"The film follows a gang plotting an elaborate casino caper."
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verb To leap or skip about playfully.
"The children capered around the garden in the first snow."
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noun The small, pickled flower bud of the caper plant, used as a pungent, salty seasoning.
"She added capers to the pasta sauce for a briny kick."
caper in a sentence
- The puppy did a joyful caper across the lawn.
- The film follows a gang plotting an elaborate casino caper.
- The heist caper kept audiences guessing until the final twist.
- The children capered around the garden in the first snow.
Common Norwegian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "caper" in Norwegian?
"caper" in Norwegian is kapers. caper means: A playful, high-spirited jump or leap.
How do you use "caper" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppy did a joyful caper across the lawn." In Norwegian, "caper" is kapers.
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