Converse of object

• enjoy: Weddell seals are seen quite frequently enjoying a snooze on the shores or on ice floes.

• have: You might watch some dinosaur eggs hatching or see a dinosaur having a snooze in the sun.

• hit: Every morning when the alarm clock goes off at 7 o'clock, I hit snooze.

• take: You're wearing your squeaky shoes, And right there taking a snooze Is a tiger, so how do you walk on by?

Adjective modifier

• quick: I usually get back home round about eight o'clock in the evening, and have a quick snooze in the car.

• little: When Durand-Ruel left, he would have a little snooze, before returning to the boat to continue the painting.

• long: After its long snooze in a refill sherry butt, this malt is mature and multi-faceted.

• nice: It's Chinese torture at one end and a nice snooze on the sofa at the other.

Noun used with modifier

• afternoon: Racing and revving as if enacting a Doppler Effect experiment, the wheelie artist puts paid to hopes of an afternoon snooze.

• minute: So, instead, I will put it down to the 5 minute snooze I had on my new Sofa.

Preposition: in

• sun: You might watch some dinosaur eggs hatching or see a dinosaur having a snooze in the sun.

• afternoon: I have also been known to have a small snooze in the afternoons to help me to catch up on any lost sleep.

• front: Party was rather damped by the sheer tiredness, people choosing to snooze in front of the wood fire digesting rice instead!

Modifies a noun

• button: The alarm comes with a snooze button which will let you postpone the alarm call - up to a maximum of 4 times.

• function: They have a crisp digital display and a ` tap on ` snooze function for the alarm.

• alarm: The snooze alarm has gone off for the third time and still you can't get up.