Define Siesta Meaning

compulsory time for sleeping between 15:00-17:30 (after lunch)on a couch not in the bed. In Spain, and especially Southern Spain, siestas can be endeless sometimes.
Shops close and the world stops during these hours, everyone is having la siesta.

In the Roman Empire, people also had siesta, slept for a couple of hours to go on idling more energically the rest of the day. The word siesta comes from the Latin word sexta (Spanish sexta) which means "the sixth hour" (Roman Time).

The habit of having siesta is due to the abundant quantity of food ingested at Spanish meals together with the hot weather. It is attested that biologically, because of the great amount of food eaten, the blood pressure decreases giving sleepiness as a result. Besides, the Tropics between these hours is when the sun heats most and even animals go back home seeking for a place to rest.

A small sleep, a nap

A party in a bed, with your eyes shut. A sleepy fiesta.

Consensual sex with a sleeping person.

the rest taken after after a full day of heavy drinking

Period of downtime occuring after John Thomas expels his gentleman's relish.

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when extremely hammered, you take a quick nap at the bar, and quickly recover when awakened

A term refering to an after-lunch nap in which a worker props their feet up on their desk and leans back in their chair. The desk siesta is most often taken by workers with an office door.

After a heavy meal during a lunch break (usually 60 minutes), one would return to there work desk.

Shortly after sitting down, tiredness would kick-in and prevent you from doing any work.

Thus entering Siesta Mode.

Times can vary, normally Siesta Mode peaks after 2pm.