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Definition of capric
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Capric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
capric
acid or its
derivatives.
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Humorously
::
Humorously
(adv.)
Capriciously;
whimsically.
Rutic
::
Rutic (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
obtained
from, rue
(Ruta);
as, rutic acid, now
commonly
called
capric
acid..
Whimsy
::
Whimsy
(n.) A whim; a
freak;
a
capricious
notion,
a
fanciful
or odd
conceit..
Jilt
::
"Jilt (v. t.) To cast off
capriciously
or
unfeeling,
as a
lover;
to
deceive
in
love..
Start
::
Start (n.) A
sudden,
unexpected
movement;
a
sudden
and
capricious
impulse;
a
sally;
as,
starts
of
fancy..
Tropic
::
Tropic
(n.) One of the two small
circles
of the
celestial
sphere,
situated
on each side of the
equator,
at a
distance
of 23? 28/, and
parallel
to it, which the sun just
reaches
at its
greatest
declination
north or
south,
and from which it turns again
toward
the
equator,
the
northern
circle
being
called
the
Tropic
of
Cancer,
and the
southern
the
Tropic
of
Capricorn,
from the names of the two signs at which they touch the
ecliptic..
Braid
::
Braid (n.) A
fancy;
freak;
caprice.
Humorous
::
Humorous
(a.)
Subject
to be
governed
by humor or
caprice;
irregular;
capricious;
whimsical.
Pettish
::
Pettish
(a.)
Fretful;
peevish;
moody;
capricious;
inclined
to ill
temper.
Petulant
::
Petulant
(a.)
Capriciously
fretful;
characterized
by
ill-natured
freakishness;
irritable.
Fancy
::
Fancy (n.)
Inclination;
liking,
formed
by
caprice
rather
than
reason;
as, to
strike
one's
fancy;
hence,
the
object
of
inclination
or
liking..
Flighty
::
Flighty
(a.)
Indulging
in
flights,
or wild and
unrestrained
sallies,
of
imagination,
humor,
caprice,
etc.; given to
disordered
fancies
and
extravagant
conduct;
volatile;
giddy;
eccentric;
slighty
delirious..
Jilt
::
Jilt (n.) A woman who
capriciously
deceives
her
lover;
a
coquette;
a
flirt.
Humorsome
::
Humorsome
(a.)
Moody;
whimsical;
capricious.
Caprice
::
Caprice
(v. i.) An
abrupt
change
in
feeling,
opinion,
or
action,
proceeding
from some whim or
fancy;
a
freak;
a
notion..
Gerful
::
Gerful
(a.)
Changeable;
capricious.
Fit
::
Fit (n.) A
passing
humor;
a
caprice;
a
sudden
and
unusual
effort,
activity,
or
motion,
followed
by
relaxation
or
insction;
an
impulse
and
irregular
action..
Freak
::
Freak (n.) A
sudden
causeless
change
or turn of the mind; a whim of
fancy;
a
capricious
prank;
a
vagary
or
caprice.
Capric
::
Capric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
capric
acid or its
derivatives.
Caprylic
::
Caprylic
(a.) See under
Capric.
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