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Often used in the same context:
naps,
snooze,
catnap,
forty winks,
manana,
adda,
laze,
posada,
doze,
snacking,
rancho,
naptime,
sunbath,
fiestas,
tapas,
parador,
workday,
sundowner,
feria,
cerveza,
muchachos,
bullfights,
diurnal,
lounger,
sleep,
aperitivo,
imbibing,
stroll,
loafing,
elevenses,
snore,
wakening,
bedtime,
sunbathing,
vieja,
workweek,
aperitif,
palo,
cuppa,
banda,
moros,
pastime,
zzz,
slumber,
gaucho,
torpor,
pastis,
mugginess,
dozy,
tempus fugit,
breather,
caballero,
camino,
yucatecan,
corrida,
sip,
sleepyheads,
sierra,
chula,
loll,
idleness,
hammock,
relaxation,
shuteye,
turista,
solitude,
taverna,
kip,
toke,
afternoons,
binge,
constitutionals,
waking,
wakefulness,
sauvage,
socializing,
digestif,
buenas noches,
hours,
picnicker,
uno,
diastole,
skive,
buena,
copa,
guinness,
frio,
evenings,
en famille,
lull,
carnaval,
sangria,
sulk,
interruptus,
repast,
stupor,
churrascaria,
paloma,
hols,
snacker,
baile,
noons,
nap,
rest,
vacation,
respite,
furlough,
lunch,
soaking,
swim,
honeymoon,
repose,
sojourn,
strolls,
breakfast
Appears in the definition of:
catch a wink,
catnap,
nap
More general:
catnap,
cat sleep,
forty winks,
nap,
short sleep,
snooze
Also try:
— Adjectives for siesta:
long,
short,
day,
daily,
little,
usual,
brief,
hour,
customary,
quiet,
traditional,
more...
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