Capric
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Capric
(Chem) Of or pertaining to capric acid or its derivatives.
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capric
Of or pertaining to a goat. Also caprinic.
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(adj)
Capric
kap′rik in Capric acid, a fatty acid obtained from butter, &c., having a slightly goat-like smell
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary L. caper, goat
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary L. caper, a goat.
The smart money is betting on a civilian version of the V-8-powered, rwd Chevrolet Caprice PPV (pictured), which GM now imports for police fleets from its Holden unit in Australia. autonews.com
Spain's prolific Pedro Almodóvar leaves black comedy behind in his fabulous '50s-ish caprice, "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown ". ashingtonpost.com
While a few Republican babies were thrown out with the bathwater of the 2008 Democratic courthouse landslide — Caprice Cosper, anyone. houstonpress.com
Police version of Chevy Caprice is roomy , fast. freep.com
Corrections officer Gerald Wethington, right, leads Caprice Fischer, from left, Mickey Fischer and Tiffany Jackson from the courtroom after their preliminary hearing Wednesday in Boyle District Court. southbendtribune.com
It fits many models of Chevy from 63-73, including Impala, Biscanyne, Bel Air, Caprice, Corvette, Chevelle, K30 Pickup, K20 Pickup/Suburban, K10 Pickup and Chevy II. hemmings.com
Swedish Jazz 1956-1959 Caprice Records. jazztimes.com
Indeed, despite being set during the 12 days of sanctioned mayhem following Christmas, the story feels more like a Valentine's Day romp—a celebration of the zeniths, nadirs, and caprices of affection. seattleweekly.com
Despite changes to the I-70 rest stop near Myersville, D Wayne Smith said he remembers where the Chevrolet Caprice was parked. herald-mail.com
The Chevrolet Caprice Police Patrol Vehicle is now being used by United States police. nzherald.co.nz
The formulation containing 3% of the emollient hydrated the skin 30% better, compared to a 15% for the olive oil formulation and 10% for the caprylic/capric triglyceride formulation. cosmeticsandtoiletries.com
The investigation comes after a man told police that a dark colored Chevrolet Caprice pulled up behind him Monday night along US Route 23, near Pennsylvania Avenue. 10tv.com
Like his shapely and sculptural Cast Aluminum and Caprice lines, Reeves said he strives to maintain a sense of poetry in all his creations. lvrj.com
RAM 's new console design for the Chevy Caprice is the solution officers. officer.com
The new model may account for the number of candidates who participated in the twelve debates in Iowa, and the liberality of caprice shown by Iowa Republicans in shifting favorites. nybooks.com
This material has been successfully used previously in the CAPRICE balloon experiment .
Experimental study of a proximity focusing Cherenkov counter prototype for the AMS experiment
The antiproton background flux as determined in , extrapolated for the energy range from 100 GeV to 1 TeV, is shown together with the data taken by the balloon-borne experiments BESS and CAPRICE .
High-energetic Cosmic Antiprotons from Kaluza-Klein Dark Matter
Woman is regarded as only a plaything to gratify the animal caprice. "The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English" by
I was conscious that my happiness depended not on the revolutions of nature or the caprice of man. "Arthur Mervyn" by
It was not the caprice of a lover, it was the desire of a painter, the demand of an artist. "Woman Triumphant" by
Arabella was rich and independent, and spoiled by over indulgence to her idle whims and caprices. "Continental Monthly , Vol IV, Issue VI, December 1863" by
And in Effect, she was so: She had as much Art, however, as Caprice. "Zadig" by
His refusal had no doubt hardened a mere caprice into a strong desire. "The Way of Ambition" by
Perhaps her parents might owe their deliverance to one of his arbitrary caprices. "Debit and Credit" by
The modern art of violin playing rests upon two works, the six sonatas of Bach for violin solo, and the Caprices of Paganini. "A Popular History of the Art of Music" by
Her army of servants set her commands at defiance, for they knew them to be the outgrowth of momentary caprice. "Rabbi and Priest" by
Shamash does not work by caprice. "The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria" by
'It played with Goethe's silvered hair,
And many a Holy Father's "niece"
Has softly smoothed the papal chair.
In one of their profane caprices;
I bade them "No"—they frowned, and, lo!
They dashed this innocent in pieces!
Thy short caprice of sympathy be flown,
And I, who dreamed of bliss beyond my reach,
Be doubly orphaned, left again alone.
One can not chain it to a recreant heart,
Nor, when around the soul its tendrils twine,
Can will the clinging, silken bonds to part.
Inshrin'd in my bosom my idol still prove?
Or seduced by caprice shall fine feeling no more,
With the incense of TRUTH gem the altar of LOVE?
To me is warranted for good,
Though long before I learned to see
She did not set us moral theses,
And scorned to have her sweet caprices
Strait-waistcoated in you or me.