Capuchin
A small, homemade kite made from a notebook page, typically smaller than a standard kite (known in the Dominican Republic as a chichigua).
Let's go fly capuchin in the street.
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Capuchin
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República DominicanaCapuchin
A cheap, homemade kite. In Dominican slang, to be left like a capuchin means to be completely ditched or ignored, comparing the person to a kite whose string has been cut (these kites are typically made by children using plastic bags and broom sticks).
He thought he was part of the group, but they left him hanging like a capuchin.
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Capuchin
A small, homemade kite made from a folded piece of paper and sewing thread.
Damn, man, look how high that capuchin is. Just wait until your mom sees you using up her sewing thread, she is going to smack you in the head.
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Capuchin
A simple, homemade kite made from two sheets of notebook paper. One sheet forms the body, while the other is cut into a spiral to create the tail (chichigua is the Dominican word for kite).
My son asked me for a Capuchin for this weekend.
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