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"snooze alarm" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an alarm clock that can be snoozed. For example: "Kirk tried to hit the snooze alarm for a few more minutes of sleep, but he had already slept through all the snooze alarms."
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They start hitting the snooze alarm at 3 a.m.
Recalled last week, Church has yet to hit the snooze alarm.
She was so tired in the morning she would hit the snooze alarm six times.
"How will drivers use an aid like the Artificial Passenger -- as a snooze alarm?" he asked.
The end of the game would not need a buzzer, it would need a snooze alarm.
It seemed odd phrasing from a man accused by angry Catholics of having set his moral clock to snooze alarm.
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"But really they're more like snooze alarms.
But what if you could get an effective workout at home in the amount of time between snooze alarms?
"A lot of people keep snoozing alarm clocks and still can't wake up," says Adjamian.
If we snooze our alarm the moment it wakes us we may fall back into deep sleep, making waking on our alarm's second, third, or fourth attempt even more painful.
Would a quick squeeze snooze my alarm or turn it off completely?
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