Seat Is Free For The Rest Of The Afternoon Crossword Clue

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Updated: October 14, 2023

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	noun • a nap in the early afternoon (especially in hot countries)
	29%	5		Australian slang term for a short break or rest, usually taken in the morning or afternoon
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	26%	6		Lounging seat with a long, usually upholstered seat
	noun • a long chair; for reclining • a carriage consisting of two wheels and a calash top; drawn by a single horse

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The Guardian Cryptic25 Sep 2006	Down 19
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	Clue	Source
1	Australian slang term for a short break or rest, usually taken in the morning or afternoon
2	Daily mid-afternoon rest
3	From the Latin for “sixth hour”, referring to noon, a midday or afternoon nap or rest, traditionally taken in a hot country Telegraph Herculis - 18 Sep 2023	Telegraph Herculis / 18 Sep 2023
4	Get rest around middle of afternoon Telegraph Toughie - 03 Mar 2023	Telegraph Toughie / 03 Mar 2023
5	Get some afternoon rest, say New York Times - 03 Jul 2023	New York Times / 03 Jul 2023
6	Rest of the afternoon New York Times - 11 May 2003	New York Times / 11 May 2003
7	Rest of the afternoon? New York Times - 11 Oct 2020	New York Times / 11 Oct 2020