Napster

== English == === Etymology === Named after Napster, a file-sharing system (not itself a website) that facilitated the copying of copyrighted MP3 audio files, itself named after a nickname of its creator Shawn Fanning, referring to his nappy-textured hair; hence nap +‎ -ster. === Noun === Napster (plural Napsters) (Internet) Any website that facilitates free distribution of data. === Verb === Napster (third-person singular simple present Napsters, present participle Napstering, simple past and past participle Napstered) To download from Napster. To upload to or as if to Napster. To shut down, especially for copyright infringement, as Napster was. === Anagrams === panters, trepans, pantser, Panters, parents, entraps, Partens, pretans, pastern, arpents, persant