nappiness
- noun
- /ˈnæpɪnəs/
- Specialized
- She loved the nappiness of her favorite sweater, especially on cold days.
Examples
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After washing, the nappiness of the blanket became even more noticeable.
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The nappiness of the new towel made it perfect for drying off quickly.
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The nappiness of the blanket made it very cozy.
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I love the nappiness of this new sweater!
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The nappiness of the new towel made it perfect for drying off quickly.
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After washing, the nappiness of the blanket became even more noticeable.
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She loved the nappiness of her favorite sweater, especially on cold days.
Synonyms
The soft raised surface on fabrics like velvet or corduroy
A very soft, thick feel like a sofa or carpet
A soft, fuzzy covering on an animal or piece of cloth
A soft, thick feel like sheep's wool
How Fuzzy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nappiness comes from the fabric word nap, which means the 'soft, raised surface' or tiny fibres on cloth. So the 'nappiness' of a towel or blanket is simply how fuzzy and soft its surface feels.