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nape

[neyp, nap] / neɪp, næp /


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The game puts a group of competitors in a prison and outfits them with collars that digitally display card suit symbols – that change each hour – on the napes of their necks, where they can't see.

From Salon

Stroking the bird’s nape, Mr. al-Humaidi gently removed a GPS device — another safety net — and rearranged its feathers with care.

From New York Times

There was some curved precision buzzing that made its way to the nape of my neck, as well as trimmed right angles around my ears and mini-sideburns.

From Los Angeles Times

He was sprayed with shrapnel from a rocket-propelled grenade, and one large piece lodged in the nape of his neck, threatening to paralyze or kill him if he moved.

From New York Times

That might include a word like “kitchen,” which is a term used to describe the hair that grows at the nape of the neck.

From New York Times