Definition of capeesh in English:

capeesh

(also capiche, capisce)

exclamationkəˈpiːʃkəˈpēSH

US informal

Do you understand?
Upstairs is off limits. Capeesh?
Example sentencesExamples
- And… no they don't speak Spanish; they do in fact speak Portuguese… and no that isn't the same as Spanish it's actually very different, capeesh?
- So, you're my replacement and you get my code number, capeesh?
- You will get together with us all at our usual place, seven-thirty on the nineteenth, capeesh?
- The New York Post's Andy Bruckman has an interesting theory about the last episode of The Sopranos, one that involves our favorite Associate-wannabe-screenwriter, and some concrete footwear, capeesh?

Origin

1940s: from Italian capisce third person singular present tense of capire 'understand'.

Definition of capeesh in US English:

capeesh

(also capisce, capiche)

exclamationkəˈpēSH

US informal

Do you understand?
Upstairs is off limits. Capeesh?
Example sentencesExamples
- So, you're my replacement and you get my code number, capeesh?
- And… no they don't speak Spanish; they do in fact speak Portuguese… and no that isn't the same as Spanish it's actually very different, capeesh?
- The New York Post's Andy Bruckman has an interesting theory about the last episode of The Sopranos, one that involves our favorite Associate-wannabe-screenwriter, and some concrete footwear, capeesh?
- You will get together with us all at our usual place, seven-thirty on the nineteenth, capeesh?

Origin

Early 20th century: from Italian capisce third person singular present tense of capire ‘understand’.

单词	capeesh
释义	Definition of capeesh in English: capeesh (also capiche, capisce) exclamationkəˈpiːʃkəˈpēSH US informal Do you understand? Upstairs is off limits. Capeesh? Example sentencesExamples And… no they don't speak Spanish; they do in fact speak Portuguese… and no that isn't the same as Spanish it's actually very different, capeesh? So, you're my replacement and you get my code number, capeesh? You will get together with us all at our usual place, seven-thirty on the nineteenth, capeesh? The New York Post's Andy Bruckman has an interesting theory about the last episode of The Sopranos, one that involves our favorite Associate-wannabe-screenwriter, and some concrete footwear, capeesh? Origin 1940s: from Italian capisce third person singular present tense of capire 'understand'. Definition of capeesh in US English: capeesh (also capisce, capiche) exclamationkəˈpēSH US informal Do you understand? Upstairs is off limits. Capeesh? Example sentencesExamples So, you're my replacement and you get my code number, capeesh? And… no they don't speak Spanish; they do in fact speak Portuguese… and no that isn't the same as Spanish it's actually very different, capeesh? The New York Post's Andy Bruckman has an interesting theory about the last episode of The Sopranos, one that involves our favorite Associate-wannabe-screenwriter, and some concrete footwear, capeesh? You will get together with us all at our usual place, seven-thirty on the nineteenth, capeesh? Origin Early 20th century: from Italian capisce third person singular present tense of capire ‘understand’.
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