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While the children napped, I typed at my ancient typewriter. I wrote what I felt.

Lizette napped for a while and woke completely rested, though a little unsure what had and had not been a dream.

Conchita, the three-week-old white-napped mangabey monkey at London Zoo, who found protection in the form of an old teddy. . .

Black-napped and Roseate Terns will chase boats towards the end of the breeding season, plunging into the wake to fish.

Whenever he napped, which was most of the time, I sat idly by his bed, playing solitaire on my phone.

The study of 16, 480 people, found those who napped were 26% more likely to get the condition than those who did not.

Because he was so large, as large as a continent, he napped for a very long time, for thousands of years.

After five hours the volunteers had another go at the maze; this time, those who napped showed signs of improvement.

a bright green fabric napped to resemble felt; used to cover gaming tables.

All napped leather have to follow our instruction of direction when cutting.

The story centers around a domesticated macaw flown (by plane) to Brazil, bird-napped, and then set loose on a South American adventure.

While Stella napped, Sally would clean her Jackson, New Jersey, home yet again, wiping down doorknobs and light switches.

The team also measured brain activity while subjects napped using an electroencephalogram.

The paper introduces the features and classification of fleece fabrics or napped fabrics.

More importantly, their capacities to work and memorize decreased in comparison to those who napped after lunch.

A warm , soft napped fabric of rayon or cotton blends or cotton warp which resembles wool .

They were much better at correctly placing the images for which they had heard the noise cues while they napped.

or when uncle chester napped in the hammock couldn't possible have been fun.

Napped , nap. Ping, naps To form or raise a soft or fuzzy surface on ( fabric or leather ) .

White-napped mangabey monkeys, found in rainforests of central Africa, are some of the most endangered primates.

a dress of brushed cotton; a fleecy lining; napped fabrics.

In the middle ages, people commonly napped sitting up.

I glanced in the back seat, where Jeremy stared out the window and Sean napped away.

The old man napped on the porch.

When the first store opened in Beijing in 1998, people napped on the beds.

Those who napped, by contrast, actually improved their capacity to learn, doing better in the evening than they had at noon.

I napped for about one hour on the plane and it landed in Hong Kong.

Napped, nap. Ping, naps To pour or put a sauce or gravy over (a cooked dish)

White-napped Canes Migratory Roads Tracking and Surface Condition Change Monitoring by Satellite an

Body Temperature Regulation of Nestlings of Red - crowned, White- napped and Demoiselle Cranes

Production procedure of cotton extra-cider bases for napped binding linings

Formation Principle and Method of Finished Napped Fabrics

Behavior in Captivity of White Napped Crane in Breeding Season

Development of weft knitted fine stripe effect napped fabrics

Research on Process of Cattle Napped Split Leather