CAP. To join in, "I will cap in with him"—I will appear to be his friend.
CAP BUNG. Hand it over; give it to me.
CAP YOUR LUCKY. Run away.
CAPER COVE. A dancing-master.
CAPPER. One who supports another's assertion, to assist in cheating, "The burner bammed the flat with sham books, and his pal capped in for him"—The sharp cheated the countryman with false cards, and his confederate assisted (capped) in the fraud.
CAPTAIN HEEMAN. A blustering fellow; a coward.
CAPTAIN TOPER. A smart highwayman.
CARAVAN. Plenty of cash; rich; money enough.
CARLER. A clerk.
CARREL. Jealous.