- NAP
- Fabric fuzz
- Afternoon snooze
- Drift off for a bit
- Part of a toddler's afternoon routine
- Day break
- Fuzzy fabric surface
- Insomniac's dream?
- Midday refresher
- Reason for skipping an afternoon class
- Go out during the day?
- Pass time on a plane trip, maybe
- Many kids drop theirs in kindergarten
- Fast crash?
- Quick time out?
- What a cat with keyboard indentations on its face has clearly just taken on your laptop
- Fuzzy surface
- Short rest
- Power ___ (midday break)
- Carpet quality
- Check out in the afternoon
- It might be taken mid-afternoon
- Midday break
- Quick rest
- Some babes go down for it
- Time out?
- Undercover time?
- Mid-afternoon break
- Afternoon timeout
- Time to shut it all down
- Power ___
- Quick shut eye
- Short snooze
- Time spent undercover?
- Give in to tryptophan
- A few z's
- Quick refresher
- Doze
- Forty winks
- Siesta
- Kindergarten break
- Toddler's break
- Some down time
- Z-catching time
- Break in the day
- Baby's agenda entry
- Hammock time
- Snooze
- Get some shuteye
- Suede surface
- Emulate a cat, perhaps
- Let one's guard down
- Toddler's midday event
- Downy surface
- Suede feature
- Hammock session
- Cat's wink
- Cat or dog tail?
- Break for the beat
- Do it the same time the baby does it, they say
- Head-desk moment?
- Respite from the bustle
- It may be disturbed by a roommate
- What Google offices have "pods" for employees to do
- Big pile
- Something to take for "power"
- Something taken for power?
- Follow Garfield's lead, maybe
- Light shuteye
- Down or down time
- Fuzzy fabric feature
- Time out for tots
- Fuzz
- Kindergarten "time"
- Tot's ritual
- Rest
- Some Z's
- Afternoon refresher, perhaps
- Daytime drop-off?
- Refreshing rest
- Brief rest
- Afternoon break, perhaps
- Break for a parent
- Kindergartner's break
- Short sleep
- Catch forty winks
- Conk out on the couch
- Quick snooze
- Toddler's downtime
- Baby's break
- Catch some z's
- Afternoon break
- Fuzzy surface texture
- Pile on the rug
- Raised fiber
- Time out for a tot
- Tot time-out
- Break for a toddler
- Down time?
- Nursery school routine
- Sack out briefly
- Tot's time out
- Go out for a while?
- Brief sleep
- Brief time out?
- Go out for a bit?
- Jet lag remedy, perhaps
- Preschool break, maybe
- Toddler's time out?
- 40 winks
- Go out on a late night movie date, say
- It's taken to relieve sleep deprivation
- ___ room (productivity booster(?) at some workplaces)
- Time out at day care
- Surface of fibers
- Sleep a bit
- Carpet feature
- Bit of shut-eye
- Kindergartner's rest
- Break of a kind
- Cat's specialty
- Catch a few z's
- Brief refresher
- Doze a bit
- Rug feature
- Abduction suffix
- Fabric feature
- Pile feature
- Relax on the red-eye, say
- Kindergartner's snooze
- Moleskin feature
- Fiber finish
- Rest of the day
- Word after power or cat
- Short time out
- Be off one's guard
- Cat's pause?
- Drop off briefly
- Hammock snooze
- Bit of rest
- Brit : lie-down :: Yank : __
- Go out in the afternoon?
- Little break
- Not a deep sleep
- Preschool downtime
- Rest of the afternoon
- Treat jet lag, perhaps
- Drop off
- Doze briefly
- Power __
- Afternoon rest
- Midday snooze
- One may be taken under a tree
- Quiet time at day care
- Energy restoration source
- Daytime snooze
- Something you might grab in a hammock
- A toddler may be put down for one
- Give in to jet lag
- Velvet feature
- Afternoon refresher
- Catch a few winks
- Drop off for a bit
- Wet __
- Result of a crash?
- Suede property
- Daily ritual for Einstein and Edison
- Day-care break
- Restorative ritual
- Sort of day break
- Rest in a sleep pod
- Preschooler's snooze
- Carpet fuzz
- Kid or cat follower
- Rug texture
- Toddler's afternoon ritual
- Fuzzy side of leather
- Snooze break
- Tot's break
- Downy coating
- Towel feature
- Carpet depth
- Carpet surface
- Snooze on the sofa
- One way to revitalize
- One way to take a break
- Time-out of a sort
- When you're out for a while
- Cloth surface
- Break of a sort
- Shuteye session
- Drop off, perhaps
- Pile
- __ time
- Be off-guard
- Brief break
- Velour hallmark
- Be inattentive
- Short break
- Short break of a sort
- Sort of break
- Brief respite
- Snort snooze
- Something taken in a hammock
- Take a break, in a way
- Refreshing break
- Rest period
- Carpet characteristic
- Nod off
- Tennis-ball feature
- Power break
- Pause that refreshes
- Quick break
- Recharge of a sort
- Break when you're out
- Brief snooze
- Cause of tennis-ball spin
- Midday break of a sort
- Cure for crankiness, maybe
- Edison workday ritual
- Quiet time for baby
- Tennis ball exterior
- Break of day?
- Middle-of-day break
- Toddler's noontime break
- Catch up on one's sleep
- Form a fuzzy surface on
- Midday pre-K break
- Playdate follower, perhaps
- Preschooler's downtime
- R&R activity
- Recover from sleep deprivation
- Pile of warm clothing?
- Power ___ (exec's break)
- Be unprepared.
- Short fibers on the surface.
- Get some sack time
- Lie-down, to a Yank
- A card game.
- Drowse.
- Hairy surface.
- Shuteye.
- Surface of a carpet.
- ___ Lajoie, famous ballplayer.
- Downy surface on wool fabrics.
- Snatch of sleep.
- ___ Lajoie, baseball immortal.
- Pile of velvet.
- See 22 Across.
- Downy surface on a fabric.
- Part of a baby's routine.
- Sleep.
- Take 40 winks.
- Afternoon event.
- Downy surface on fabrics.
- Part of the nursery school routine.
- Villous surface.
- Fuzzy fiber ends.
- Card game.
- Downy covering.
- Rest hour.
- Take forty winks.
- Fabric surface.
- Interlude for a tot
- Refresher of a sort
- Become careless
- Take five
- Part of a baby's day
- Baize feature
- Be careless or unguarded
- Aspect of velvet
- Feature of baize
- Infant's daily break
- Toddler's need
- What a baby needs
- Teasel raises it
- Cards raise this
- Catch a Z or two
- Rya feature
- Emerize
- Carpet down
- It makes towels plushy
- Nod
- Repose
- Fluff
- Softness provider
- The pause that refreshes?
- More than nod
- Not pay attention
- It may help you "catch up"
- Drop off, maybe
- Velvet pile
- Flannel feature
- Fuzziness
- Get a little shuteye
- Down-and-out time?
- Afternoon treat, maybe
- Break
- Not be alert
- Short respite
- High fiber?
- Occasion to recharge
- Recharging aid
- See 92-Down
- What you may do when you're beat
- It can be felt on felt
- Recover from an all-nighter, say
- Refresher
- Part of a baby's daily schedule
- Quick refreshment
- Some fuzz
- Something Garfield often takes
- Few Z's
- Not pay attention at all
- Quiet break
- Experience a minor crash?
- Get some Z's
- Recharge midday
- Spend time in a hammock, say
- Fail as a night guard, say
- Preschool break
- Take a time out?
- Tennis ball fuzz
- Be out for a bit?
- Brief siesta
- Cranky baby's need
- Rip Van Winkle had a long one
- Siesta, e.g.
- Wet ___
- Little downtime
- Recharge, in a way
- Little shut-eye
- Common Thanksgiving activity
- Hammock "activity"
- Sleep briefly
- Sweater fuzz, e.g.
- Take a midday snooze
- Get some afternoon rest, say
- It's rarely taken at night
- Many people do this on January 1
- Part of a day care schedule
- Part of a newborn's schedule
- Time out in pre-K?
- Alternative to an energy drink, perhaps
- Midday rest
- Short shuteye
- Brief slumber
- Catch a few z's on tour
- Grueling tour day break
- This can happen on tour bus
- Tour break activity
- Tour mini-break
- Brief tour time-out
- Tour break?
- Cat ___
- Mitigate a sleep deficit, say
- White House break for Reagan
- Word after wet or cat
- Break for Dubya, allegedly
- Grab a few z's
- Carpet texture
- Midday break, perhaps
- Mid-movie snooze, for example
- Part of a preschooler's schedule
- Brief undercover activity?
- Doze off for a bit
- A little sleep?
- Count a few sheep
- Preschool ritual
- Be unaware of imminent danger
- Preschooler's dread
- Fabled hare's undoing
- Grab a few winks
- Hall of Famer Lajoie
- Kid or cat attachment
- Don't let the boss catch you taking this
- Cat chaser?
- Rug factor
- Toddler's ritual
- A cranky person might need one
- Get some quick sleep in
- Sleep in preschool
- Dagwood indulgence
- Leather's fuzzy side
- Preschooler's dread, sometimes
- Take a siesta
- Type of time-out
- Break for a parent or toddler
- Toddler's midday break
- What cats are prone to do
- Catch 40 winks
- Afternoon indulgence
- Break for sleepyheads
- Rugrat's break
- Toddler's midday siesta
- You might take it lying down
- It refreshes
- 40 winks, collectively
- An hour of sleep, e.g.
- Brief lie-down
- Attachment to "kid" and "cat"
- Baby's time-out
- 20 winks
- Quick sleep
- A toddler may dread taking one
- 19-Across's downtime
- Preschool snooze
- Word with very different meanings after "dog" and "cat"
- Go out early?
- Nod off briefly
- Cat's rest
- Get 40 winks
- Midday recharge
- Rest for a bit
- What cats do constantly
- Light slumber
- Catch some quick z's
- Go out for a little while?
- 6 Down feature
- Catch some zzzzz's
- Follows cat and kid
- Short siesta
- Davenport visit?
- Slumber
- Down-and-out time-out?
- Preschool activity
- Hour of down time?
- Carpet factor
- Siesta activity
- Daytime refresher
- Something you may get caught taking
- Entry in a baby's schedule
- Bit of a lie-down
- Break for a toddler and parent
- See 20-Across
- Sleep for far less than eight hours
- Afternoon activity for a toddler
- Hardly a deep sleep
- Felt surface
- Forty winks constitutes one
- Intermittent sleep
- Catch a wink
- Drift off briefly
- Drift off for a while
- Word after "cat" or "power"
- Short bit of sleep
- Sleep during preschool
- What someone yawning might need
- Midafternoon snooze
- Snooze for a bit
- Several winks
- Siesta inaction
- Kindergarten timeout
- Recharging opportunity
- Snooze for a little bit
- Time out on a hammock
- Doze for an hour, say
- Fleece feature
- Siesta taken by this puzzle's longest answers
- Daydreamer's activity?
- Some shut-eye
- Brief retirement
- Power up for the afternoon, perhaps
- Revitalizing break
- Something taken lying down
- Pile of clothing?
- Recharge your batteries
- Let down one's guard
- What's described by the ends of 17-, 24-, 38-, 50- and 62-Across
- Tot's downtime
- Re-energizing break
- It's taken lying down
- Recharge, perhaps
