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For example, I have the following text:

  • Green Baseball Cap
  • Cape Canaveral

I want to filter results with the string Cap. What I have right now is checking if the string contains a substring but I want to match the actual word. This is what I have right now

$('#filter').click(function() {
    ...
    // Filters items based on the search criterias.
    $('figure.col-sm-3')
    .has('tr:last-child>td:last-child:contains(' + month + ')')
    .has('tr:last-child>td:last-child:contains(' + year + ')')
    .has('h6:contains(' + brand + ')')
    .has('h6:contains(' + type + ')')
    .has("tr.price td:nth-child(even)")
    .each(function(index, self) {
        var price = $(self).find("tr.price td:nth-child(even)").eq(0).text();
        arr.push(price);
        totalPrice += parseFloat( price );
    });
    ...
});

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You could create a custom pseudo selector such as the following :hasword or use filter(function)

In each case split the text by space and see if the resultant array includes the desired word

const word = 'Cap';

$.expr[':'].hasword = function(elem, i, match) {
   const words = $(elem).text().trim().split(' ')
   return words.includes(match[3]);   
}

$('.foo:hasword(' + word + ')').css('color','red');

$('.foo').filter(function(i,elem){
    const words = $(elem).text().trim().split(' ')
    return words.includes( word)
}).css('background', 'yellow')
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<div class="foo">Green Baseball Cap</div>
<div class="foo">Cape Canaveral</div>
<div class="foo">Cap</div>
<div class="foo">Cape</div>

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