different between napless vs tapless

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From nap (“soft or fuzzy surface, generally on fabric or leather”) +? -less.

napless (comparative more napless, superlative most napless)

Without a nap; worn or threadbare.
- 1848, Charles Dickens, Dombey and Son, ch. 59:
  Stout men with napless hats on, look out of the bedroom windows, and cut jokes with friends in the street.

From nap (“a short period of sleep”) +? -less.

napless (comparative more napless, superlative most napless)

tap +? -less

tapless (not comparable)

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