catnap
[ kat-nap ]
/ ˈkætˌnæp /
noun
a short, light nap or doze.
verb (used without object), cat·napped, cat·nap·ping.
to doze or sleep lightly.
Nearby words
catkin, catlike, catlin, catling, catmint, catnap, catnapper, catnip, cato, catoctin mountain park, catoctin mountains
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Examples from the Web for catnap
Dr. Grenfell went to his room to snatch a catnap before the start.
Grenfell: Knight-Errant of the North|Fullerton WaldoHe fought bravely against his seasickness and took the key for a time while Jack stole a catnap.
The Ocean Wireless Boys and the Lost Liner|Wilbur LawtonSometimes when I get here a little early I take a catnap myself.
The Six Fingers of Time|Raphael Aloysius LaffertyThere was no yawning and stretching and closing one eye for a catnap about that awakening.
In Pastures Green|Peter McArthur
British Dictionary definitions for catnap
catnap
/ (ˈkætˌnæp) /
noun
a short sleep or doze
verb -naps, -napping or -napped
(intr) to sleep or doze for a short time or intermittently
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