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Meanings of hit the snooze in English

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Usage of hit the snooze in English
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The other part of me wanted to hit the snooze button.
The Irish Times
2
The only hitch is that you can't hit the snooze button.
Wired
3
That voice in your head that tells you to hit the snooze button.
The South African
4
Or you could just hit the snooze button .
The Irish Times
5
When people start boasting about how efficiently they sleep, I'm inclined to hit the snooze button myself.
The new yorker
6
The Vancouver Whitecaps' defence have hit the snooze button, thus allowing Marcelo Sarvas to toddle inside the area unimpeded.
The Guardian
7
Now, she's revealed herself as a yoga disciplinarian who doesn't hit the snooze button like the rest of us.
News.com.au
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But he doesn't hit the snooze button with internal promises to train the next day like the rest of us.
Climbing Magazine
9
Do you set an alarm to wake you up on weekdays, then hit the snooze button at weekends because you need more sleep?
The Irish Times
10
Never hit the snooze button The snooze button is the thief of productivity, as it makes you feel tired before your day has begun.
The South African
11
I still hit the snooze button a time or two, but waking up definitely wasn't the shuddering torture it can be after a four-hour night.
Wired
12
It was Monday morning, February 12, 2005, and the alarm had just gone off, and I hit the snooze to catch an extra fifteen minutes.
Oh lord, help me keep my panties on
13
When the alarm goes off, there's no hitting the snooze button.
Wired
14
Rather than shaking off his political slumber, Mukherjee looks to be hitting the snooze button.
Reuters
15
The sun was the natural alarm clock, but hitting the snooze button of the heat was impossible.
Climbing Magazine
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UNLIKE the rest of us, tech entrepreneur Josiah Humphrey's mornings do not involve hitting the snooze button.
News.com.au
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