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cap
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cap n. slang for maximum, as the most interest that can be charged on an "adjustable rate" promissory note.


cap noun ceiling, greatest amount, lid, limit, maxiium amount
cap verb complete, conclude, end, finish, finish off, get done, get through with, perfect, terminate
See also: culminate, culmination, finish, pinnacle, surpass


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