The old caper merchant taught the village children how to waltz every summer by the river.

The caper merchants set up their stalls along the seaside market, offering jars of pickled delights to passing chefs.

For tonight's dinner, she drizzled warm caper sauce over the grilled sea bass.

A single north-caper perched on the cliff, its shimmering feathers catching the dawn light.

She sliced a caper berry in half and sprinkled it over the grilled fish.

I garnished the salad with a single caper-berry on each plate to add a salty, floral note.

The children's caper cutting by the river made the picnic lively.

The caper-cutting kitten darted between the blankets, batting at imaginary moths.

The botanist carefully documented the locations of several caper spurges growing along the stone wall.

Along the sun-baked wall, a patch of caper spurge thrusts up, its gray-green leaves glinting in the heat.