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snooze

[snooz] / snuz /




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“It’s not like you’re sleeping in a little sleeping cube,” Shiffrin says of her snooze routine, which long ago earned her the nickname Sir Naps a Lot.

From The Wall Street Journal

Enough people have watched these movies — or let them autoplay as they snooze on the couch — that Netflix believes films like “The Rip” are truly what their audiences want.

From Salon

The alarm goes off and I must have hit snooze one too many times because I look at the clock and it’s 7:15 a.m.

From Literature

Midterms usually are a snooze for American voters and global observers.

From The Wall Street Journal

We picture an idealized version of ourselves—disciplined, virtuous, rising at dawn—rather than the empirical version that hits the snooze button.

From The Wall Street Journal