caperatet

[L. caper at us, pp. of caper are, wrinkle, draw together in wrinkles.] To frown. Coles, 1717. caper-bush (kā'pėr-büsh), п. Same as caper2, caper-plant (kā pėr-plant), n. Same as caper2. capercaillie, capercailzie (ka-pér-kāl'ye), n. capers (kā perz), n. pl. The buds of the caper[A book-word of uncertain etym., and hence plantae per of unstable form; also written capercally, and caper-sauce (kaper-sas), n.. A sauce seasoned formerly caper caille, -cayllie, -caile, -callie, -cal i, sauce. -caly, -kally, -caleg, -cail, -kaillie, cobber- kely; also capercailyie, containing capers: usually a