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Meaning of "kabish"



 
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Meaning of "kabish" #1 (permalink) Mon Apr 30, 2007 4:02 am   Meaning of "kabish"		  
Hi,
I heard in some english the word "kabish"....Wat does it means and please give me an example...

Thanks
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Meaning of "kabish" #2 (permalink) Mon Apr 30, 2007 6:19 am   Meaning of "kabish"		  
I believe the more correct term is "capisc" or "capiche". It's actually short for the Italian word "capisci" which means "understand". This term was made famous by the Godfather and other gangster movies.
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