ConnectWord · Ages 10-40 · In use
capoté
Crazy, wild, unexpected. 'C'est capoté' means 'that's insane', usually impressed. Calling a person 'capoté' means they're a bit wild.
As-tu vu le but qu'il a compté? C'est capoté! (Did you see that goal? That's insane!)
For parents and educators
Mostly positive. Like 'crazy' in English, it can be teasing when aimed at a person.
Where it came from
Adjective form of the Québec verb 'capoter'.
Also heard as
c'est capoté, sauté