Pronunciation: /ˈsnu .zəl/
noun
A slow, reluctant process of waking up, usually involving multiple snoozes or extended time in bed.
verb
(snoozles, snoozling, snoozled)
To stay in bed or delay waking up by repeatedly snoozing an alarm or resisting the urge to get up.
noun
A slow, reluctant process of waking up, usually involving multiple snoozes or extended time in bed.
verb
(snoozles, snoozling, snoozled)
To stay in bed or delay waking up by repeatedly snoozing an alarm or resisting the urge to get up.
"He snoozled through three alarms before finally dragging himself out of bed."
"I had a total snoozle yesterday, took me an hour to finally get up."
"I had a total snoozle yesterday, took me an hour to finally get up."
by Serayne April 30, 2025
noun
A moment of pure relaxation and relief after a long, demanding day when all responsibilities are finished, and peace takes over.
Pronunciation: /streɪk/
A moment of pure relaxation and relief after a long, demanding day when all responsibilities are finished, and peace takes over.
Pronunciation: /streɪk/
"I finally made it home and had a good streich — just put my feet up and relaxed."
"I'm having a streich right now, can't take on anything else."
"I'm having a streich right now, can't take on anything else."
by Serayne April 30, 2025
noun
An energetic and immediate act of getting out of bed, especially without hesitation or use of a snooze button.
verb
(quickrises, quickrising, quickrose)
To get out of bed quickly and energetically.
Pronunciation: /ˈkwɪk.raɪz/
An energetic and immediate act of getting out of bed, especially without hesitation or use of a snooze button.
verb
(quickrises, quickrising, quickrose)
To get out of bed quickly and energetically.
Pronunciation: /ˈkwɪk.raɪz/
"I had a quickrise this morning—no alarm resets, just up and out!"
"She quickrose at 6 AM and was at the gym by 6:30."
"She quickrose at 6 AM and was at the gym by 6:30."
by Serayne April 30, 2025