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sleep? I do that all day!
Function:
noun
Etymology:
Middle English slepe, from Old English slæ?p; akin to Old High German sl?f sleep and perhaps to Latin labi to slip, slide
Date:
before 12th century
1: the natural periodic suspension of consciousness during which the powers of the body are restored — compare REM sleep, slow-wave sleep2: a state resembling sleep: as a: a state of torpid inactivity b: death ; also : trance, coma c: the closing of leaves or petals especially at night d: a state marked by a diminution of feeling followed by tingling e: the state of an animal during hibernation 3 a: a period spent sleeping b: night c: a day’s journey
4: crusty matter present in the corner of an eye upon awakening
— sleep·like Listen to the pronunciation of sleeplike \-?l?k\ adjective
YOU ROCK!
NOW, GET SOME SLEEP!
love, Me