No. 6,560 in Spanish
capone
"Capone" is not a standard Spanish word; it may refer to the Italian surname, such as Al Capone.
In a sentence
Los capones en el campo son aves que no pueden reproducirse.
The capons in the field are birds that cannot reproduce.
Here, "capone" is used to refer to capons, which are castrated roosters.
Capone fue conocido como un gánster famoso.
Capone was known as a famous gangster.
In this case, "Capone" is a proper noun referring to Al Capone, the famous gangster.
En la jerga local, 'capone' puede significar alguien astuto.
In local slang, 'capone' can mean someone cunning.
Here, "capone" is employed in its slang usage to describe a cunning or crafty person.
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