Crossword clues for naps
naps
- Carpet features
- Tots' rests
- Time-outs for tots
- Restful time-outs
- Refreshing breaks
- Loses concentration
- Kindergarten time-outs
- Has a snooze
- Hammock happenings
- Hammock activities, at times
- Goes out for a little while?
- Gets 40 winks
- Fuzzy surface textures
- Emulates Rip Van Winkle
- Drops off for a bit
- Downy coatings
- Deals with jet lag, perhaps
- Brief snoozes
- Breaks of a sort
- Avoids work, in a way
- Afternoon rituals
- Wet-___ (moist towelettes)
- Visits dreamland, briefly
- Tots' time-outs
- Tot's timeouts
- Tot's down times
- Toddlers' snoozes
- Toddlers' breaks
- Times out
- Times for some shut-eye
- Timeouts of a sort
- Time-outs of a sort
- They're often taken by toddlers
- They're often taken after all-nighters
- They may be taken in class
- Takes a break, in a way
- States of inactivity
- Sources of renewed energy
- Sofa snoozes
- Snoozes on the couch, maybe
- Snoozes in the afternoon, perhaps
- Shows inattention at a lecture, maybe
- Short slumbers
- Seeks restoration, maybe
- Rest periods of a sort
- Refresher courses
- Quiet times for unlucky toddlers and very lucky grown-ups
- Quick recharges
- Preschool breaks
- Periods when you're out?
- Nursery activities
- More than nods
- Mid-afternoon pauses
- Loses alertness
- Light sleeps
- Kindergarten rest periods
- Hammock rests
- Grabs a little shuteye
- Goes out for twenty minutes?
- Goes out for a while?
- Gets off one's guard
- Gets forty winks
- Gets caught off guard
- Gets a few winks
- Fatigue fighters
- Dozing periods
- Dozes briefly
- Daytime refreshers
- Daytime drop-offs?
- Day care center breaks
- Cures for crankiness, perhaps
- Crashes for a bit
- Conks out for a few
- Certain timeouts
- Catches some winks
- Catches some shuteye
- Cat chasers
- Briefly visits dreamland
- Breathers for kindergarten teachers
- Breaks of day?
- Breaks in hammocks
- Baby's daytime sleep sessions
- Afternoon checkouts?
- Catches some Z's
- Snoozes while the sun is out
- Gets some quick Z's
- Piles
- Siestas
- Downy surfaces
- Baby's quiet times
- Times out?
- Afternoon activities, for some
- Refreshers of a sort
- Takes a siesta
- Refreshers, you might say
- Down times
- Drops off for a while
- Recharges one's batteries, so to speak
- Is off guard
- Isn't vigilant
- Slumbers
- Grabs 40 winks
- Fabric features
- Short breaks, of a sort
- Refreshing things
- Catches Z's
- Temporary retirements?
- Spends some time out?
- Afternoon refreshers
- Day breaks?
- They're taken in hammocks
- Drops off, maybe
- Dozes off for a bit
- Brief sleeps
- Recharges, in a way
- Drops out?
- Some Mexican beers
- Fuzzes
- Catches forty winks
- Goes out for a bit?
- What teasels raise
- Fuzzy surfaces
- Plush surfaces
- Fuzzy finishes
- Takes 40 winks
- Cloth surfaces
- Hammock sessions
- Cats catch them
- Logs some z's
- Babies' needs, thankfully
- Dagwood's delights
- Downy carpet surfaces
- Fabric surfaces
- Catches 40 winks
- Rests
- Dagwood's small pleasures
- Woodland deity retreats south and sleeps
- Short snoozes
- Nods off
- Fabric finishes
- Takes a snooze
- Short sleeps
- Drifts off
- Grabs some shuteye
- Afternoon breaks
- Grabs a few winks
- Goes out for an hour or two?
- Short rests
- Grabs some shut-eye
- Emulates a cat
- Cats take them
- Midday snoozes
- Kindergarten breaks
- Catches a few Z's
- Brief rests
- Brief refreshers
- Afternoon snoozes
- Afternoon activities
- Refreshing rests
- Quick snoozes
- Midday breaks
- Is out for a while
- Grabs some z's
- Fuzzy textures
- Day breaks
- Carpet surfaces
Wiktionary
Usage examples of "naps".
And if you, like Robert, have a child who naps at school but not at home, go back to your chart.
Toddlers are likely to be ready for their naps earlier than preschoolers.
By making it a priority to be home for naps and bedtime whenever possible, you ensure that your child will get the sleep he needs.
Perhaps, intuitively, my grandmother knew what researchers have now documented: naps are good for everyone.
Now they are discovering that naps also allow that consolidation to occur.
Where your child naps and where she sleeps at night do not have to be the same.
I introduce the topic of naps at my seminars, it is met with groans of frustration.
What you will also discover as you allow your infant more opportunities to sleep is that the catnappers, who tend to nap only twenty or thirty minutes, begin to elongate their naps, because they are not overtired and on alert.
This week, she has been sleeping sooooo much, two- to four-hour uninterrupted naps and ten hours at night, waking only briefly to feed.
Their naps were off, and they were waking up at odd times, their bodies not quite sure when they should be awake.
I saw Catti the Welshman yesterday on the Burford road, and old John Naps was at the Rood Fair on Barton Heath, and there is word of Pennyfarthing in the Cocking dingle.
John Naps, an old whipjack who is in some sort the owner of Little Greece.
John Naps, who at the first sight seemed only comic, improved at the second.
You have but to speak the word old John Naps taught you to command their aid.
I know not if John Naps be there, but I have the right of entry, and no Fettiplace durst follow.