- dictionary. A
siesta (from Spanish,
pronounced [ˈsjesta] and
meaning "
nap") is a
short nap taken in the
early afternoon,
often after the
midday meal. Such a...
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power nap combined with
consuming caffeine is
called a
stimulant nap,
coffee nap,
caffeine nap, or nappuccino. A
power nap, also
known as a
Stage 2
nap, is...
- A
nap is a
short period of sleep,
typically taken during daytime hours as an
adjunct to the
usual nocturnal sleep period.
Naps are most
often taken as...
- 23, 2018). "Inside
Barry Sanders' record-setting, Heisman-winning (and
nap-
taking) 1988 season". ESPN.com.
Retrieved June 10, 2024. Dymski, Gary (November...
- as fuel for the body. On the
other hand, fevers,
having a cold,
taking a
nap,
taking cortisone-containing medication, and
moments of
excitement call for...
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Napoleon or
Nap is a
straightforward trick-
taking game in
which players receive five
cards each and
whoever bids the
highest number of
tricks chooses...
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sleep pod, also
known as
nap pod,
napping pod, or
nap capsule, is a
special type of
structure or
chair that
allows people to
nap.
Users use the pods to...
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deaths in her family, and
being robbed with her
young son,
Hersey began taking naps more often. She was also
influenced by the
memory of her grandmother...
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Element Books, ISBN 978-1-85230-721-9. Long, Jill M. (2002),
Permission to
Nap:
Taking Time to
Restore Your Spirit, Sourcebooks, ISBN 978-1-57071-938-7. Mathers...
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Robert Clive Napper (born 25
February 1966) is an
English serial killer and rapist. He has been
convicted of two murders, one manslaughter, two
rapes and...
