on cap
Combination of "on god" and "cap". When someone swears on what turns out to be a lie
Jackson really swore on cap about not cheating, now his gf's pissed as fuck.
on cap
A similar statement to on Jah and on God. Is usually used to define something that surpass its limitations or is at the point of limitation. Is also used to emphasize a certain statement.
Yo on cap her ass is enormous
No Cap/Cap
No-cap is a verb meaning - To not be lying or deceiving.
using this term incorrectly is punishable by death in many countries, especially America.
This word is related to, Deadass.
Cap is a verb meaning - To lie and deceive.
tenses of the word:
Capping - Is in the process of capping (Present tense)
Capped - Has capped (Past tense)
Capper - Shall cap (Future tense)
using this term incorrectly is punishable by death in many countries, especially America.
This word is related to, Deadass.
Cap is a verb meaning - To lie and deceive.
tenses of the word:
Capping - Is in the process of capping (Present tense)
Capped - Has capped (Past tense)
Capper - Shall cap (Future tense)
lying scum "Bro she got a fat ass"
Friend "No cap?"
Lying scum "No cap bro!"
Friend " That is a dude"
Lying scum "Got you to look"
Court "You are to be killed due to the breaking of the No Cap/Cap law!"
Friend "No cap?"
Lying scum "No cap bro!"
Friend " That is a dude"
Lying scum "Got you to look"
Court "You are to be killed due to the breaking of the No Cap/Cap law!"
That's cap
When someone is lying/talking bs.
Blue: I couldn't have killed him i was in electrical doing tasks.
Red: Ay "that's cap" i was in electrical with white.
Red: Ay "that's cap" i was in electrical with white.
Capping
basically a brand new word for lying
Jack: I just made basketball shot from ten feet
Drake: Mann, quit capping
Drake: Mann, quit capping
cap
the word lying but built different
yo that’s cap i didn’t fuck the dog
No cap
The use of the phrase "no cap" is meant to convey authenticity and truth. The phrase originated in reference to decorative gold teeth, which can be divided into two distinct varieties: permanent gold teeth (aka "perms") or caps (aka "pullouts"). Whereas caps can be pulled out with ease, perms, as their name suggests, are permanent. They cannot be taken out for a job interview or court date. They are an honest and lasting expression of the owners' realness.
I would only get perms because people who wear pullouts are fake, no cap.