snooze

Speech parts

1. snooze - Noun

2. snooze - Verb

Meaning

A short sleep; a nap.

To doze; to drowse; to take a short nap; to slumber.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

nap doze drowse forty winks catnap short sleep kip rest hibernate wink siesta sleep dream sleeping relax
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Antonyms

business labour handicraft biz attention consciousness
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Hypernyms

sleeping nap catnap catch a wink

Hyponyms

siesta zizz

Phrases with the word

you snooze you lose have a snooze tiger snooze snooze on

Derivatives

snoozed snoozing

Examples

A decent snooze can beat any face cream any day! Source: Internet

After enduring the sudden, unrelenting attack of his bedside alarm clock, Blume resisted the near-overpowering compulsion to press the snooze button a second time. Source: Internet

Good news for the neutral - apart from last year's 0-0 snooze fest against Chelsea, League Cup final's at new Wembley almost always guarantee goals. Source: Internet

And by "act on it," of course, I mean snooze it a couple dozen more times and then eventually send a short text message asking the caller if he or she actually needed anything. Source: Internet

Here’s another borrowed feature from Google’s Inbox app: By hovering your cursor over an email, you’ll see options to archive, delete, snooze, and mark as read with one tap. Source: Internet

Comfort is critical to a longer nap, so make sure your baby drifts off in a place where she can happily snooze for a while (her crib, that is, as opposed to your bony shoulder). Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

snooz snoozapalooza snoozathon snooze button snooze off snooze on