catnap

How many syllables in catnap?

  654782931 syllables

Divide catnap into syllables:   cat-nap
How to pronounce catnap:   kat-nap
How to say catnap:

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Synonyms for catnap


1 syllable
  • doze
  • nap
  • sleep
  • drowse
  • rest
  • snooze
2 syllables
  • drop off
  • slumber
  • nod off
3 syllables
  • siesta
4 syllables
  • catch forty winks
  • put your head down
  • put your feet up
5 syllables
  • catch a few 'z' s
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    What rhymes with catnap

    2 syllables
    • ASCAP
    • backwrap
    • blackcap
    • burlap
    • cell sap
    • dewlap
    • dunce cap
    • entrap
    • firetrap
    • gelcap
    • gun lap
    • hubcap
    • jockstrap
    • kneecap
    • light trap
    • love tap
    • mantrap
    • mishap
    • mousetrap
    • nightcap
    • pace lap
    • rattrap
    • redcap
    • riprap
    • root cap
    • satrap
    • shrink-wrap
    • skycap
    • spark gap
    • steel-trap
    • toe cap
    • unstrap
    • watch cap
    • wind gap
    • wiretap
    • backslap
    • bitmap
    • bootstrap
    • Carnap
    • claptrap
    • dognap
    • earflap
    • enwrap
    • foolscap
    • gift wrap
    • heeltap
    • ice cap
    • kidnap
    • lagniappe
    • livetrap
    • madcap
    • mayhap
    • mobcap
    • mud flap
    • on tap
    • pinesap
    • recap
    • remap
    • road map
    • sand trap
    • shiplap
    • skullcap
    • snowcap
    • speed trap
    • stopgap
    • unsnap
    • unwrap
    • whitecap
    • winesap
    • word wrap
    3 syllables
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