napper
/ˈnæpər/
noun
- A person who takes a short sleep, especially during the day.
- The office has a quiet room for nappers who need a quick rest.
- My grandfather is a dedicated napper and takes a nap every afternoon.
- As a new parent, she became a skilled napper whenever the baby slept.
- A machine or tool that raises the nap (soft fibers) on fabric.
- The old napper in the mill needed regular maintenance to work properly.
- The textile factory uses a napper to give the cloth a soft, brushed finish.
- He operated the napper carefully to avoid damaging the delicate wool.
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