My dad loves naps. So much so that he has created a whole new vocabulary of nap-associated words. They are fairly ingenious. Anyway, here are some Nappetizers for you.
--Nappetizing: (adj.) appealing to one's inclination for a nap. E.g., "That couch looks really nappetizing."
--Unnappetizing: (adj.) tending to counteract one's inclination for a nap. E.g., "This constant phone ringing is very unnappetizing."
--Nappetizer: (n.) a short nap. E.g., “I enjoy a nappetizer each afternoon.”
--Nappetite: (n.) one's inclination to nap. E.g., "I have a voracious nappetite for at least an hour long nap." "These interruptions are the reason for my loss of nappetite."
--Nappliance: (n) a device designed to facilitate napping. E.g., a couch.
--Napademic: (n) a widespread outbreak of napathy.
--Napathy: (n) "needing" a nap’ Napathetic: (adj.) ready to enjoy or "needing" a nap. E.g., I am feeling napathetic."
--Napparition: (n.) appearance in a waking state of someone thought to be taking a nap; also, a dream experienced while taking a nap.
--Nappendectomy: (n.) premature awakening from a nap. E.g., "Unplug the phone. I don't want to have a nappendectomy."
--Naptitude: (n.) natural ability for napping.
--Naprodisiac: (n.) something that creates a desire for a nap. E.g., "I find red wine an irresistible naprodisiac."
--Napkin: (n.) a relation (brother, sister, etc.) who likes to nap
--Napaholic: (n.) someone who is addicted to naps.
--Napa (California): (n) famous for its naprodisiacs and a favorite vacation spot for nappers