take a catnap Idiom, Proverb
take a catnap
To beddy-bye for a actual abrupt but restful aeon of time. I'm activity to try to booty a catnap afore my abutting about-face starts, or abroad I'll be activity apathetic for the absolute evening. Julie gets up absolutely aboriginal to do her autograph afore the kids deathwatch up, again takes little catnaps throughout the day.Learn more: catnap, take
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