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nape
(nāp, năp)n.
The back of the neck.
[Middle English.]
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nape
(neɪp)n
the back of the neck.
[C13: of unknown origin]
nape
(neɪp)vb
(Military) (tr) military slang US to attack with napalm
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nape
(neɪp, næp)n.
the back of the neck.
[1300–50; Middle English]
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Noun | 1. | nape - the back side of the neck |
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nape
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Translations
قَفا العُنْق
týl
nakke
tarkó
hnakkagrófhnakki
sprandas
skausts
ceafăgrumaz
tylo
nacke
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nape
(neip) noun the back of the neck. His hair curled over the nape of his neck.
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nape
n. nuca, cerviz, parte posterior del cuello; pop. pescuezo, cogote.
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