How to use Napped in a sentence

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  • I came down here and napped on the sofa for a few hours.

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  • Modern flannel has only one side that is napped.

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  • Maybe it was the near-inaudible buzz or the rain on the roof, or my imagination, by I actually napped, for about twenty minutes.

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  • We assumed that she would drift slightly as punters were sure to overbet Leatherback who was napped by newspaper tipsters.

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  • Flannel is a napped textile made from wool, cotton, or synthetic fibers used to create sleepwear and bedding.

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  • She napped, paced, and stared up at the ceiling.

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  • Did you dream while you napped on the sofa?

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