- - You might take one on a sofa or in a hammock
- - time out on a hammock
- - take a quick time out?
- - Doze for an hour or so
- - Get down for a sleep
- - It's often taken lying down
- - Down the back of one's neck, mostly
- - Time out for a tot
- - Down-and-out time?
- - Down or down time
- - Break for a parent or toddler
- - Type of time-out
- - Time-out of a sort
- - Bit of a lie-down
- - Word after power or cat
- - Undercover time?
- - Tot time-out
- - Toddler's time out?
- - Time to shut it all down
- - Time out for tots
- - Afternoon snooze, e.g.
- - Sleep for a bit
- - go out for a little while?
- - Power ... (quick snooze)
- - Get some afternoon rest, say
- - Toddler's downtime, say
- - Pile sodium on top of phosphorous
- - couch "activity"
- - brief undercover activity?
- - hare's fateful choice in a fable
- - unapologetically overlooked raised threads on fabric surface
- - recharging opportunity
- - Soft surface texture
- - Surface on cloth sends pot wrong way
- - this racing tip claims to be a certainty
- - What cats do constantly
- - Power ... (short snooze)
- - Quick afternoon slumber
- - Have a snooze
- - reason for skipping an afternoon class
- - Short bit of sleep
- - Hour-long rest maybe
- - a doze
- - middle-of-day break
- - Baby's afternoon downtime
- - Sleep during preschool
- - Sweater fuzz, e.g.
- - Reason the hare lost to the tortoise in the fable
- - Barcalounger activity, perhaps
- - Cat's rest
- - Snooze at one's desk, say
- - Greek god comes back for forty winks
- - Power ... (quick snooze during the workday)
- - Carpet's fuzz
- - recharge on the couch
- - make like a cat in a sunbeam
- - a horse racing tipster's best bet of the day.
- - Part of a kindergartener's routine
- - A refreshing extract of senna pods
- - the tipster's choice has a sleep
- - Drop off slate on the counter
- - refreshing rest
- - Tot's downtime
- - Part of a toddler's afternoon
- - Unhappy to be missing every second of forty winks
- - Can you play it with your eyes shut?
- - opportunity to catch some zs
- - Snooze at 2:45 p.m
- - Get some quick sleep in
- - Short sleep in between, a priority
- - afternoon delight, for some
- - Rest of the green apples?
- - Cranky person's need, perhaps
- - A cranky person might need one
- - Sleep in something soft and fluffy
- - Sleep in a hammock, perhaps
- - short slumber
- - Quick shut-eye
- - A light snooze
- - a rest in the afternoon, apparently
- - Try to remedy jet lag say
- - Power ... (quick sleep)
- - Short snooze on a flight, say
- - Horned god rising in sleep
- - Take a midday doze
- - Withdrew to seek gold pile
- - Give in to tryptophan
- - You might catch one in a boring class
- - part of a preschooler's schedule
- - To take a quick snooze
- - Can you play it with your eyes closed?
- - Power ... (Snooze)
- - Short sleep during the afternoon, say
- - Break for a cranky toddler
- - Midday recharge
- - mid-movie snooze, for example
- - Go out early?
- - Daytime kip
- - Catch up on sleep
- - Brief, refreshing sleep
- - tennis ball exterior
- - Midafternoon rest
- - Rest of the game
- - The racing tip claims to be a certainty
- - zonk out on the couch, maybe
- - Can you play it in your sleep?
- - A card game similar to whist, usually played for stakes
- - Sofa snooze
- - Shag and doze off
- - Part of a toddler's afternoon routine
- - Short sleep during the day
- - mid-afternoon rest
- - two-hour rest, say
- - A moment's sleep
- - A quick snooze
- - Midday rest
- - Downy surface
- - Be off one's guard
- - Siesta activity
- - Preschooler's dread
- - Daytime drop-off?
- - Brief refresher
- - What cats are prone to do
- - Velvet pile
- - Midday refresher
- - Tot's break
- - Raised fiber
- - Get a little shuteye
- - Downy coating
- - Baize feature
- - Baby's break
- - Toddler's break
- - Toddler's afternoon ritual
- - Tennis ball feature
- - Sack out briefly
- - Rug texture
- - Refresher, of a sort
- - Occasion to recharge
- - More than nod
- - It may help you "catch up"
- - Hall of Famer Lajoie
- - Go out in the afternoon?
- - Get some rest
- - Drift off for a bit
- - Count a few sheep
- - Be unaware of imminent danger
- - Afternoon indulgence
- - Towel feature
- - Tour mini-break
- - Toddler's ritual
- - Toddler's need
- - Toddler's midday event
- - Toddler's downtime
- - Take a break, in a way
- - Something you may get caught taking
- - Snort snooze
- - Sleep for far less than eight hours
- - Shuteye session
- - Short break of a sort
- - Restorative ritual
- - Preschool activity
- - Pile on the rug
- - Pile feature
- - Midafternoon break
- - Little refresher
- - Light shuteye
- - Kindergartner's snooze
- - It might be taken mid-afternoon
- - High fiber?
- - Hardly a deep sleep
- - Get a little shut-eye
- - Get a little rest
- - Forty winks constitutes one
- - Fabric pile
- - Entry in a baby's schedule
- - Daytime refresher
- - Crash for a few
- - Cloth surface
- - Catch a few z's on tour
- - Brief slumber
- - Brief doze
- - Afternoon activity for a toddler
- - What you may do when you're beat
- - What a couch may be preferred over a bed for
- - What a baby needs
- - Velour hallmark
- - Treat jet lag, perhaps
- - Tour break?
- - Tour break activity
- - Toddler's noontime break
- - Toddler's midday siesta
- - Toddler's midday break
- - This can happen on tour bus
- - Tennis ball fuzz
- - Teasel raises it
- - Take a quick snooze
- - Take a ...... (sleep for a short while)
- - Take a ...... (sleep for a bit)
- - Take a ...... (sleep briefly)
- - Suede surface
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