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Definition of nap hand in English: nap handnoun informal A series of five winning points, victories, etc. in a game or sport. Example sentencesExamples - He completed a nap hand of gold medals with his performance in the butterfly event, and admits: ‘I haven't stopped grinning.’
- He spurned two good chances from inside the 18-yard box wide before a late flurry could have seen City rack up a nap hand of goals following wave after wave of red forays.
- As well as the 100 and 200m, Jones is running in both sprint relays and hopes to make it a nap hand in the long jump.
- Five successive wins have lifted the Bees up to fourth in the table, and they achieved their nap hand with an 11-try thrashing of Dudley Kingswinford.
- Last Sunday's effort completed a nap hand of Great North Runs by Richardson, who has now completed seven half-marathons.
- Against AAM, he netted a nap hand of goals to forge an 8-4 victory.
- After hitting five last week, there was another nap hand as they travelled up to Carleton Rovers and disposed of them 5-1.
- A nap hand of contenders but a goal aside, worked tirelessly leading the line.
- Thackley booked their place in today's draw for the first round of the FA Vase in the most emphatic style with a nap hand over Prudhoe Town in the north east.
- Their manager was delighted with the three point harvest and the nap hand of goals, but agreed after the match: ‘We did carry a bit of luck.’
- A nap hand of City players were involved in the one-touch build-up before the substitute striker collected the ball on the edge of the area.
- His cross from the right flank picked out Shuttleworth on the edge of the six-yard box and he stabbed the ball home to give Guiseley a nap hand.
- Meanwhile, Cleckheaton's bid for a nap hand of victories in the same division will be severely tested at New Brighton.
- Opportunity knocks on Saturday for York Cricket Club to complete a nap hand of success for its four teams if its senior XI can win the Yorkshire ECB Premier League Championship.
- With resources boosted, City are confident they can make it a nap hand of Yorkshire victims and add Huddersfield's scalp to those of Doncaster, Hull, Barnsley and Sheffield Wednesday.
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