snooze Antonyms
Meaning of snooze
snooze (n)
sleeping for a short period of time (usually not in bed)
snooze (v)
sleep lightly or for a short period of time
snooze Sentence Examples
- I indulged in a short snooze on the couch after a tiring day.
- The alarm clock's snooze button tempted me with another 10 minutes of slumber.
- The gentle breeze and warm sunlight lulled me into a peaceful snooze in the hammock.
- I couldn't resist hitting the snooze button again and again, delaying my morning routine.
- The baby snoozed contentedly in its cradle, oblivious to the commotion around.
- After a heavy meal, I felt the urge to snooze in my armchair by the fireplace.
- The professor's monotonous voice sent the students into a collective snooze.
- I snoozed through the entire movie, much to the amusement of my friends.
- The rhythmic sound of the ocean waves lulled me into a blissful snooze on the beach.
- The warm bath and lavender scent created the perfect conditions for a restful snooze before bedtime.
FAQs About the word snooze
sleeping for a short period of time (usually not in bed), sleep lightly or for a short period of time
nap,doze, wink, catnap, siesta, slumber, kip, bed, rest,drowse
rush, gas, blast, blast, gas, rush, upper, kick,kick, upper
I indulged in a short snooze on the couch after a tiring day.
The alarm clock's snooze button tempted me with another 10 minutes of slumber.
The gentle breeze and warm sunlight lulled me into a peaceful snooze in the hammock.
I couldn't resist hitting the snooze button again and again, delaying my morning routine.
