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Free sign upThe phrase "a cap in a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where "cap" refers to a hat or a limit, but the phrase is incomplete and lacks clarity.
Example: "He wore a cap in a style that was popular in the 90s."
Alternatives: "a hat in a" or "a limit in a".
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Down to the fish markets, Coenties Slip, among the trucks and debris of the docks... Saw a cap in a window, "Handmade $L00.
Alas you've missed your chance to put a cap in a raccoon's ass or to fit a fox up for a wooden overcoat (25 Oct-21 Feb), and you've also got a bit of a wait before you can legally rain hellfire on the state's bobcats, spring gobblers and crows.
The movie was kind of born here, so it feels like a cap in a way".
He was in for allegations of busting a cap in a famous boxing promoter's ass.
When I was in sixth grade, I was accused of being a Nazi because I was making a picture of B. J. Blazkowicz, the hero from Wolfenstein 3D, busting a cap in a Nazi's ass.
I'm not the first person to irk the mayor with a question--an obvious question, quite frankly--but by some strange turns of fate I guess I am the first one to provoke him to offer to put a cap in a reporter's ass.
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"When you bring a cap in, that means fewer students have a chance to go to university.
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