nap3t (nap)

[ME., also nep, ML. hanap us, nappus, > It. nappo = OF. hanap, > E. hanap, and hanaper, hamper2, q. v.), a cup, bowl, beaker.] A beaker. napt (nap), n. [A simpler spelling of knap 2, but in part perhaps naps (nap), v. t.; pret. and pp. napped, ppr. nap ping.apach Sw. at, seiz seize. Prob. part simpler spelling of knap1: 1: see knap1, and cf. nabl. Hence, in com comp., kidnap.] To seize; grasp. [Prov. Eng.] nape (nap), v.; pret. and pp. napped, ppr. nap ping. [A simpler spelling of knap1, pernaps in AS. hnappan See volving also ult. As Teppan (ra), strike. II. in trans. To cheat. A isting the frail square die with high and low fullums, and other napping tricks. Tom Brown , Works, III. 60. (Davies.) An abbreviated form of napo- nap7 (nap), п . leon , leon , 2. Napæa (nā-pē'ä), n. [NL. (Linnæus, 1753), L. napœus, Napæan (na-pē'an), a. [L. napœus,