noun
General Slang
napper
· noun · mancunian
Your head — Manc for the thing on top of your neck.
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Definitions
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The head. Used the same way southerners say 'nut' or 'noggin' — usually when something's hit it, or when something needs to get into it.
“Mind your napper on that beam, mate.”
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Used to mean 'sense' or 'brains' — get it through your napper. Same word, telling someone to think.
“Use your napper for once, will you?”
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napper In A Sentence
Mind your napper on that beam, mate.
Use your napper for once, will you?
Origin & Usage
Variants
nappa
People Also Ask
What does napper mean?
It's Manc (Manchester) slang for your head — the thing on top of your neck.
How do you use napper in a sentence?
"Mind you don't bang your napper on that low beam."
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