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precap

precap noun: a preliminary summary of forthcoming events, especially at the start of a television programme, or before a commercial break.

Noun

precap (plural precaps)

  1. A preliminary summary of forthcoming events, especially at the start of a television programme, or before a commercial break.

Forms of precap

pluralprecaps

Origin of precap

Blend of pre- + recap.

Questions about precap

What does precap mean?
Precap means a preliminary summary of forthcoming events, especially at the start of a television programme, or before a commercial break.
What part of speech is precap?
Precap is a noun.
What is the plural of precap?
The plural of precap is precaps.

Words near precap in the dictionary

  1. precanon
  2. precanonical
  3. precant
  4. precants
  5. precanyon
  6. precap
  7. precapillary
  8. precapitalism
  9. precapitalist
  10. precapitalistic
  11. precapitalists

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