by Ooooh, don't worry about mah name. Ha - ha - ha. March 29, 2005
Extremely brief nap as devised by Catalan Surrealist artist Salvador Dali. He would slide off to sleep in a chair with his arm over the side, holding a spoon over a plate on the floor. The instant he fell asleep, his hand would loosen up and the spoon would fall out and hit the plate with a clatter that woke him up again. He claimed that the brief rest thus afforded him worked wonders.
by Fearman November 21, 2007
A very short nap, lasting only a minute or so. Shorter than a cat nap, a nano nap is used to just focus your mind or recharge quickly. You can take a nano nap in nearly any position in any location.
Although nano naps are very refreshing, I don't recommend taking one in your car waiting on a red light.
by Carlos Fantastico June 23, 2010
a long nap one takes in the middle of the afternoon, almost like a vampire sleeping during the daytime
mortal: "why didn't you answer my call. i called you at, like 3 o'clock."
bat napper: "i was taking a bat nap."
bat napper: "i was taking a bat nap."
by mattievh July 16, 2008
A power sleep to recouperate before going out for the night. Usually after a hard days work, but before heading out to the dancing.
by Jamie Larkin October 11, 2007
To die or pass out in the snow. Usually many climbers who attempt to summit Mount Everest may suffer from this.
They're not rational enough to know like "if I sit down, and take just an little bitty nap, then I'm not getting back up." I'm taking a snow nap. --Jeff B. Evans
by Vappyvap October 24, 2018
A sudden urge to sleep, and the immediate act of satisfying this urge - the kind only experienced by students in graduate law programs at university.
The urge occurs irrespective of caffeine intake - and is, quite dangerously, contagious.
Often brought on by the mere mention of estoppel, promissory notes, misfeasance in a public office or annotated legislation.
The urge occurs irrespective of caffeine intake - and is, quite dangerously, contagious.
Often brought on by the mere mention of estoppel, promissory notes, misfeasance in a public office or annotated legislation.
C: Wow, six hours of university in a row. Grad-nap?
A: For sure. I've already painted my nails and had a three-shot black coffee. It's no wonder I feel a Grad-nap coming on.
A: For sure. I've already painted my nails and had a three-shot black coffee. It's no wonder I feel a Grad-nap coming on.
by Reggie Blade May 05, 2010