Sekirov Dictionary

napoo

adjective 2
exclamation 1
verb 1
forms 3

adjective2

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(slang, historical) Finished, dead, no more, gone; non-existent.
- What shall I do? / My poor old dug-out is napoo. — 1918
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(slang, historical) Dead.
- ‘Hey, Bill, where′s Charles?’ / ‘Napoo.’ / ‘What?’ / ‘Yes. He was out on a listening post and lit a cigarette. Sniper got him.’ — 1918

exclamation1

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(UK, slang) There is no more.
- “[…]Finish! Napoo!” and he spread his hands expressively, holding the cup upside down with the cloth hanging out of it, before he went on: “But it hasn't come to that yet.[…]” — 1939

verb1

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(UK, slang) To finish; to put an end to; to kill.
- He will napoo the rations.

forms

napooed · napooing · napoos

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