_Sauenap, Meaning of_ (Vol. ii., p. 479.).--The word probably means a _napkin_ or _pinafore_; the two often, in old times, the same thing. The Cornish name for _pinafore_ is _save-all_. (See Halliwell's _Arch. Dict._) I need not add that _nap_, _napery_, was a common word for linen.