narpoo
narpoo is the alternative form of napoo.
Meaning of napoo
Adjective
napoo (not comparable)
- Finished, dead, no more, gone; non-existent.
- What shall I do? / My poor old dug-out is napoo.1918 April, 'R', An elegy on my dugout, when it was done in, published in Four Whistles by D Company of the Scottish Officer Cadet Battalion, quoted in Graham Seal, The Soldiers' Press: Trench...
- Dead.
- ‘Hey, Bill, where′s Charles?’ / ‘Napoo.’ / ‘What?’ / ‘Yes. He was out on a listening post and lit a cigarette. Sniper got him.’1918, Hereward Carrington, Psychical Phenomena and the War, page 69
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- Narpoo is the alternative form of napoo.
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