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▪ I. ˈknappy, a. Now dial.
[f. knap n. and v. + -y.]
(See quots.)
1552Huloet, Knappye, or full of knappes, verrucosus. 1855Robinson Whitby Gloss., Nappy, ill-natured, testy. ‘As nappy and as nasty as you please.’ [E.D.D. Knappy, snappish.] 1887Jamieson Suppl., Knappy, in small roundish lumps, abounding in small lumps; Orkn.
▪ II. knappy
obs. form of nappy. |