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kaput [kap-poot] Adjective Informal ruined or broken: the chronometer, incidentally, is kaput [German kaputt]
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Translations kaput [kəˈput] adj (inf) → kaput How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Will American eyes, glued to their glaucousy TV screens to find out which celebrity marriage is kaput or who the starting quarterback will be on Sunday, ever know that another massacre of Palestinians took place? If work by Marc Brown, Jerry Pinkney, Victoria Chess, Susan Meddaugh, Will Hillenbrand, and Joe Cepeda, along with the Dillons and Beatriz Vidal, can all be taken as African, the image of a monolithic Africa is, happily, kaput. And, assuming the battery isn't kaput, both an automobile and marine battery charger will eventually charge the battery. |
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