catnap

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    a short sleep (usually not in bed)
  • Verb:
    take a siesta

Word Origin

catnap (n.)
also cat-nap, cat's nap, by 1823, from cat (n.) + nap (n.). A nap such as a cat takes. As a verb from 1859.

Example

1. Even a king needs a catnap . Get up .
2. Then why don 't you go take a catnap ?
3. My problem was I hadn 't yet perfected the art of the 20-minute catnap .
4. Even a king needs a catnap .
5. The priest is very angry , because always have a person , be when he is homiletic catnap .

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