Snooze (verb)

  1. To sleep lightly or briefly, especially during the day.
  2. To nap or doze.
  3. To cause someone to feel drowsy or lethargic.

Origin:

Late 16th century from dutch snozen, from snurken 'to snore'.

Examples:

  1. I snoozed on the couch for an hour.
  2. I feel better after my snooze.
  3. A lullaby can snooze a baby.
  4. She snoozed through the whole movie.
  5. It was so boring that I nearly snoozed.
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