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capricea sudden desire Nobody is really in charge, and decisions are made on whim and caprice.” — New York Times (Apr 10, 2011)
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caprice"sudden change of mind," 1660s, from French caprice "whim" (16c.), from Italian capriccio "whim," originally "a shivering," possibly from capro "goat," [..]
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capricen. A whim.
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caprice(n) a sudden desire
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capricelibido
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capriceA fanciful, free-form instrumental piece like a fantasia but with more daring contrasts.
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capriceFrom the English word meaning "impulse", ultimately (via French) from Italian capriccio.
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