Siesta is valid Scrabble Word

Is siesta a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is siesta valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
6 points in WWF

Definitions for SIESTA in dictionary:

NOUN:

(Spanish) a midday or afternoon nap
an afternoon rest or nap, especially one taken during the hottest hours of the day in a hot climate
afternoon nap, taken in hot countries
A short sleep taken about the middle of the day, or after dinner; a midday nap.
a nap in the early afternoon (especially in hot countries)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

an afternoon nap or rest

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How to use SIESTA in a sentence

It was the hour after luncheon on the great ship, the hour of the siesta or the promenade, the most peaceful hour of the day.
A young fox or jackal started from his siesta as we entered the theatre, and took refuge under the loose blocks.
She even curtailed her daily siesta in order to have more time for prayer.
Insects would soon have taken all pleasure from the siesta.
III The town, just stirring out of its siesta as Simpson followed the cripple through the streets, somehow reassured him.
Presently, after reading a chapter or two, he would drop off into a siesta, till some message came from the men or the bailiff, asking for instructions.
In India everybody has a siesta, that is to say, a sleep in the middle of the day, because the heat is so great it is difficult to keep well and strong without this extra rest.
Now the Brahman loved his money and other treasures so much, that he used very often to do without this siesta and go to the forest to enjoy the pleasure of looking at them.
The hour of our siesta is passing, my scornful friend.
We withdrew a few paces from the vapor, and found a place on the edge of the brook to have our fruit and, perhaps, a siesta.

His day was filled up with a siesta in the Spanish fashion, which arranges for sleep between the two chief meals, and so occupies the hours when Paris is in a busy turmoil.
The reason of this is, that almost everybody takes a siesta.
He had himself to dine and take his siesta, and then to attend a meeting of the Council.
Then, with the cooked meat she had provided for herself, and the remains of the Roussillon, Madame Cardinal made a repast which she finished off with a siesta.
When all was over the ambassadors withdrew, saying that, doubtless, their guests would wish to enjoy a siesta during the heat of the day.
I am sorry that I detained you for a moment, but I was at my siesta.
Then he walked on till noon, when he took a siesta, breaking down trees of all kinds to make himself a couch.
All was simple enough in the churches, which we visited first, not to give them time to close up for their afternoon siesta.
He was sheltered, then, at the end of his hut, and there, sleep began to take possession of him in this involuntary siesta.
Afterward every one, hot and weary, retired for a siesta.
The two Americans sauntered around for some distance, and on their return to the cabin found Tiburcio enjoying his siesta under a near-by pecan tree.
The birds in the plantation were taking their noonday siesta.
But come and take thy siesta, no? and refresh thyself for the dance.
We took a long siesta that day, but hours before dark the populace was crowded in the court-yard under the booth which had been erected during the afternoon.
She took all her meals there, and her siesta during most of the afternoons.
She was on her bed, dressed as usual, excepting that the body of her gown was loosened, as when she was taking her siesta.
The Medina ranch was just showing signs of awakening after a siesta.
After this our friend will probably take a siesta, precisely as he might take it in Italy to-day.
A venison hung at headquarters before noon, Manly making a running shot at the leader of a band, which was surprised out of a morning siesta near the old trail crossing.
I might take a jubilee, a siesta, if I pleased, of half a year, and nobody be the wiser.
My excellent mother, aroused from her siesta by the slamming of the door, dropped the Family Bible from her lap, and tottered in pursuit.
They selected as the most appropriate time for their treason the hour for the siesta, when, as it was daytime, the Spaniards slept with less caution.
An interval of about three hours follows, during which the child takes his airing and his siesta, and his elders occupy themselves as they please.
The sun had long passed the zenith, dinner was over, and the inmates were enjoying the siesta, so refreshing in this climate of the sun.

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