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Nap: The length of fibers in a paint roller cover.

Anaptyxis: In linguistics, anaptyxis is the appearance of an intrusive vowel sound between two consonants when that vowel is unexpected historically or when it shouldn't be there according to the norma . . . View Full Definition

Snap Shot: A slap shot is a like an abbreviated slap shot. The purpose of the snap shot is to combine the main advantages of the wrist shot (shot accuracy and quick delivery) and the slap shot (puck sp . . . View Full Definition

Schnapps: The word 'schnapps' (from the German Schnappen, to snap) refers to a mixture of vodka, gin, brandy or other spirit. In Scandanavia the word is snaps and almost always means Akvavit. In the U . . . View Full Definition

Peach Schnapps: A peachh flavored schnapps. 48 proof.

Napa Gamay: A confusing situation here. The Napa Gamay as grown in California is for the most part identical with the Valdeguié variety grown in France. However, as a result of investigations by Dr. Olm . . . View Full Definition

Mandarine Napoleon: A French brandy-based liqueur that is flavored with tangerine skins. Grand Marnier is widely preferred to Mandarine Napoleon.

Anapodoton: Deliberately creating a sentence fragment by the omission of a clause: If only you came with me! If only students knew what anapodoton was! Good writers never use sentence fragments? Ah, but . . . View Full Definition

Snap Hook: (also 'duck hook, snapper, quacker') a shot that curves abruptly and severely right to left (right-handed player)

Anaphylactic Shock: Anaphylaxis resulting in a collapse of the circulatory system and a dangerous decrease in blood pressure. Anaphylactic shock is a life-threatening reaction that requires immediate treatment.