Napped
When someone over the age of 18 is “kid”napped. Also: abducted, stolen, ransomized, or taken against ones will.
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napped
napped by suckadlong March 17, 2009
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Napped
To be heavily under the influence of legal party drug Naphyrone. Decribes a state where the user feels particularly high. Naphyrone comes in a powered form and is usually snorted or sometimes ingested by users of the drug. Commonly used in the UK underground party scenes of Manchester and London - Naphyrone use rose in popularity after popular, former legal high Mephedrone was criminalised and the drug is said to have simular effects as MDMA and Mephedrone. To be napped is simular slang to licked exept the term is only used to describe being high on Naphyrone.
napped
A adjective commonly used when something bad happens. Originally a term used in 'Flamingo Drive' when the bird 'napps' your penguin as a result of a inproportionatly high angle of flight.
'I've just been napped'
'there's nothing worse than being napped'
can also be adapted to other genres, for example, when you out-dribble yourself in fifa or the opponet reads your move and steal the ball.
'there's nothing worse than being napped'
can also be adapted to other genres, for example, when you out-dribble yourself in fifa or the opponet reads your move and steal the ball.
napped by thelabrodore December 6, 2010
Man napped
When you get thrown in a sexy group chat with girls demanding dick pics and don't know how you got there you were man napped.
Man napped by Mine & yours March 24, 2021
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