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ñapa

Also spelled: de ñapa · la ñapita

What does ñapa mean?

The little extra a vendor throws in to close the sale, and by extension anything that comes on top. "De ñapa" also means "to top it all off", when the extra is a problem.

Example

She threw in two lemons de ñapaMe dio dos limones de ñapa.

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nationwide
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in use today

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