CAPRI


Meaning of CAPRI in English

kaˈprē, kə-; ˈkä(ˌ)prē, -ˈa- noun

( -s )

Usage: often capitalized

Etymology: from Capri, island in the Bay of Naples

1. : a pale dry wine made originally on the island of Capri and now also on the island of Ischia and in the vicinity of Naples

2. : a strong greenish blue that is bluer and deeper than grotto, greener and duller than cobalt, and greener and deeper than average cerulean blue (sense 1a)

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