Word "SLEEP" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a period of time spent sleeping
Synonyms:
nap
Examples:
he felt better after a little sleep

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
euphemisms for death (based on an analogy between lying in a bed and in a tomb)
Synonyms:
eternal rest, eternal sleep, quietus, rest
Examples:
they had to put their family pet to sleep

Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
be asleep
Synonyms:
catch some z's, kip, log z's, slumber

Crossword Clues for SLEEP

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What melatonin can help people do USA Today 24 Apr 2024
Nightly rest Commuter 22 Apr 2024
"The Big -"
Shuteye Mirror Classic 13 Apr 2024
The Big ___, Bogart film (5)
___ Country Canada (Mattresses chain store)
Recharge after a long day Universal 08 Apr 2024
Be out for the rest of the night (5)
Take a nap Newsday 02 Apr 2024
Raymond Chandler's sleuth Philip Marlowe appeared in The Big ...
Doze a while
We all need it
*Rhyming partner of "Good night" New York Times 27 Mar 2024
Strips back to reveal nap (5) Puzzler Cryptic 24 Mar 2024
The Beastie Boys' "No ___ Till Brooklyn"
The rest of us?
Nocturnal rest (5)
Please without a bad time for dreaming (5)
Private viewing of a picture-show (5)
Small shelter, having quiet nap Mirror Cryptic 24 Feb 2024
Slumber Mirror Quick 24 Feb 2024
Rest a little while in early September
Be dormant Puzzler Backwords 09 Feb 2024
The land of Nod The Telegraph Quick 07 Feb 2024
What most people do during the night
Dreamland visit Newsday 04 Feb 2024
Sane people worked out a problem for some retired people (5,6)
Koalas do this for up to 20 hours a day USA Today 21 Jan 2024
Nod off Commuter 05 Jan 2024
*Nighttime rest that is celebrated today... and a clue to connect 13a, 38a, 44a, 48a, 9d, and 30d
See 22 Across Mirror Quiz 30 Dec 2023
What Santa doesn't get much of on Christmas Eve New York Times 26 Dec 2023
Shuteye Mirror Classic 25 Dec 2023
Retirement plan? Newsday 22 Dec 2023
The land of nod (5)
The Big ___, Raymond Chandler novel (5)
Skins turned up to show the nap
State of rest personified by Greek Hypnos or Roman Somnus (5)
Recharge one's batteries, so to speak
Skins reversed to show nap
Get some shuteye Thomas Joseph 27 Nov 2023
Go nighty-night USA Today 18 Nov 2023
Bad thing to do in class New York Times 04 Oct 2023
Recharge, so to speak New York Times 27 Sep 2023
Get some shuteye Thomas Joseph 14 Sep 2023
Slumber The Times Concise 08 Sep 2023
Dream state LA Times Daily 31 Jul 2023
Take a nap Newsday 31 Jul 2023
Shut-eye LA Times Daily 23 Jul 2023
Low-power mode LA Times Daily 16 Jul 2023
Goal of a bedtime story reading New York Times 12 Jul 2023
Catch some Z's USA Today 08 Jul 2023
A lot of icy weather beginning to penetrate nap The Times Cryptic 03 Jul 2023
Take a power nap, say USA Today 29 Jun 2023
'___ is like a cat: It only comes to you if you ignore it': Gillian Flynn New York Times 21 May 2023
Catch some Z's
Take a nap Newsday 03 May 2023
Computer's low-power mode USA Today 03 May 2023
Get some shut-eye USA Today 26 Apr 2023
Retirement plan? Wall Street Journal 26 Apr 2023
Rest for the night USA Today 24 Apr 2023
Inactive computer mode New York Times 28 Mar 2023
Rest one's eyes
Opposite of stay awake Family Time 20 Feb 2023
Rest Family Time 12 Feb 2023
Nighttime rest period
Slumber Canadiana 19 Dec 2022
Retirement plan? Wall Street Journal 19 Oct 2022
Get some shuteye Thomas Joseph 19 Sep 2022
Take a nap Newsday 13 Sep 2022
Doze, sheltered in special clothing The Times Cryptic 02 Aug 2022
Hypnotist's instruction Universal 20 Jul 2022
Snooze Canadiana 18 Jul 2022
Hypnotist's directive Newsday 26 Jun 2022
Slumber Premier Sunday 10 Apr 2022
Take a nap Newsday 15 Mar 2022
Computer mode Newsday 11 Mar 2022
Go off to dreamland USA Today 11 Mar 2022
Be out, in a way Wall Street Journal 28 Feb 2022
Catch some Z's Universal 20 Feb 2022
Get some shut-eye The Guardian Quick 16 Feb 2022
You'll fret if you lose it The Guardian Quick 25 Jan 2022
"___ No More" (immersive theater production) Universal 15 Jan 2022
Catch some Z's USA Today 27 Dec 2021
Get some shut-eye USA Today 05 Dec 2021
Somnology study LA Times Daily 26 Oct 2021
Something you do within 24 hours Family Time 11 Oct 2021
Doze USA Today 04 Oct 2021
Visit dreamland Newsday 28 Sep 2021
Get some shuteye Thomas Joseph 23 Sep 2021
Power-saving mode Wall Street Journal 16 Sep 2021
Repose The Times Concise 12 Sep 2021
Take a snooze Newsday 07 Sep 2021
Berth rite? Wall Street Journal 21 Aug 2021
Insomniac's yearn
Conk out Thomas Joseph 03 Jul 2021
Go out at night? The Washington Post 01 Jul 2021
Go out at night? LA Times Daily 01 Jul 2021
'Soft embalmer of the still midnight': Keats The Washington Post 22 Jun 2021
"Soft embalmer of the still midnight": Keats LA Times Daily 22 Jun 2021
"The Big ___," film noir by Howard Hawks where Humphrey Bogart plays a private detective
Power-saving mode The Washington Post 21 May 2021
Power-saving mode LA Times Daily 21 May 2021
Visit dreamland Wall Street Journal 15 May 2021
'Well, I could ___ forever / But it's of her I dream' (Dandy Warhols lyric) The Washington Post Sunday 11 Apr 2021
Take a nap, say Newsday 24 Mar 2021
Slumber The Telegraph Quick 18 Feb 2021
Drop off Newsday 29 Jan 2021
Dream time
Give extra consideration, with 'on' New York Times 24 Jan 2021
To be in the arms of Morpheus The Times Specialist Sunday 03 Jan 2021
Power-saving mode New York Times 03 Jan 2021
What's often lost when one has disrupted circadian rhythms The Washington Post Sunday 13 Dec 2020
Take a nap Newsday 02 Dec 2020
What Hypnos is the Greek god of New York Times 29 Nov 2020
Power-saving mode Wall Street Journal 28 Nov 2020
Result of eating the poisoned apple in 'Snow White' New York Times 15 Nov 2020
Take a nap, say USA Today 06 Nov 2020
Strips after retiring for shuteye
Take a snooze USA Today 02 Sep 2020
Snooze Canadiana 24 Aug 2020
Doze The Telegraph Quick 21 Jul 2020
"Nature's soft nurse," to Shakespeare LA Times Daily 03 Jul 2020
'Nature's soft nurse,' to Shakespeare The Washington Post 03 Jul 2020
Get some shuteye Thomas Joseph 16 Jun 2020
Snooze The Telegraph Quick 20 May 2020
Undercover activity? Wall Street Journal 11 May 2020
"We All ___ Alone," 1988 song by Cher which was released in her self-titled eighteenth album
Hypnotist's order Newsday 29 Mar 2020
Dreamer's need
Shut-eye USA Today 27 Mar 2020
Undercover activity? New York Times 24 Mar 2020
Take a snooze Newsday 02 Mar 2020
Many new parents could use it Universal 28 Feb 2020
Something you might want to catch up on USA Today 20 Dec 2019
What you might do like a baby or a log USA Today 13 Dec 2019
Get 40 winks Premier Sunday 24 Nov 2019
Hypnotist's command USA Today 15 Nov 2019
Sack time Newsday 27 Oct 2019
Night-time routine
Jet lag cure
Stay awake? No Family Time 01 Sep 2019
What some sloths do for 20 hours a day Universal 30 Aug 2019
What 5a might wake you up from
Strips, having returned for rest
Slumber The Times Concise 24 Jul 2019
Doze Thomas Joseph 04 Jul 2019
Inactive computer mode Newsday 09 Jun 2019
Drop off bits of fruit to be served up The Telegraph Cryptic 08 Jun 2019
Sack out USA Today 20 May 2019
Computer mode New York Times 17 May 2019
Rest one's eyes
Scales back undercover activity? The Sun Two Speed 02 May 2019
Slumber The Sun Two Speed 02 May 2019
Sentry's no-no LA Times Daily 20 Apr 2019
Sentry's no-no The Washington Post 20 Apr 2019
Catch a few winks USA Today 26 Feb 2019
Doze Eugene Sheffer 01 Feb 2019
Get some shut-eye Thomas Joseph 14 Jan 2019
Sentry's no-no
Sack out
Undercover activity?
What some sloths do for 20 hours a day
Catch a few winks
Computer mode
Take a siesta Newsday 26 Dec 2018
Nod off Newsday 06 Dec 2018
Drop off Wall Street Journal 05 Dec 2018
Lie dormant Premier Sunday 18 Nov 2018
What an insomniac craves for
Nightly activity Universal 09 Nov 2018
''... that knits up the ravell'd sleeve of care'' (Macbeth) Irish Times Simplex 31 Oct 2018
Catch some z's The Washington Post 11 Sep 2018
Catch some z's LA Times Daily 11 Sep 2018
Jet lag cure
Computer mode Newsday 20 Jul 2018
Get some sack time USA Today 01 Jul 2018
Ovid's ''rest of nature'' Newsday 23 Jun 2018
Doze Newsday 20 May 2018
Catch some Zs Universal 11 May 2018
Be out Thomas Joseph 04 May 2018
Doze off Newsday 08 Apr 2018
Laptop's dormant setting Newsday 05 Apr 2018
Have a dream, say The Washington Post Sunday 01 Apr 2018
Time out? Wall Street Journal 27 Mar 2018
Opposite of stay awake Family Time 04 Feb 2018
Perform a nightly ritual Universal 11 Jan 2018
Go undercover? Wall Street Journal 10 Jan 2018
Daily ritual Newsday 07 Jan 2018
Drop off
Get some sack time
Catch some z's
Perform a nightly ritual
Nightly activity
Catch some Zs
Hypnotist's command
Take a nap Universal 23 Nov 2017
Hit the sack Jonesin 05 Sep 2017
Undresses going up for a rest The Telegraph Cryptic 26 Aug 2017
Insomniac's need
Raised strips drop off
Raised strips drop off The Times Cryptic 28 Jul 2017
Go undercover? Thomas Joseph 20 Jul 2017
… upset old British PM's slumber
Get some Zs Universal 23 Jun 2017
What you do at night
Desire for an insomniac Universal 12 Jun 2017
It 'knits up the ravell'd sleave of care,' per Macbeth New York Times 04 Jun 2017
Look over 50? To begin with, please rest
Minimal-power computer mode Newsday 21 May 2017
Nighttime acquisition Universal 04 Apr 2017
Energy-saving computer mode Newsday 19 Mar 2017
What tryptophan is said to induce New York Times 28 Feb 2017
Insomniacs want it Universal 21 Feb 2017
Snooze LA Times Daily 14 Feb 2017
Drop off The Washington Post 01 Feb 2017
Rest the French in a month
Slumber an old PM's rejected
Nighttime activity Universal 14 Jan 2017
Desire for an insomniac
Get some shut-eye
Nighttime activity
Take a nap
Get some Zs
Snooze
Get some shut-eye Universal 01 Jan 2017
It "knits up the ravell'd sleave of care," per Macbeth
What tryptophan is said to induce
Catch some Z's USA Today 05 Dec 2016
Take a nap Family Time 04 Dec 2016
Get some shuteye Newsday 07 Nov 2016
'Silence is the ___ that nourishes wisdom': Bacon New York Times 06 Nov 2016
"To __: perchance to dream": Hamlet LA Times Daily 13 Oct 2016
Dormancy Newsday 18 Sep 2016
'The sweetest gift of heaven' (Virgil) The Washington Post 03 Sep 2016
Son starts to look extremely exhausted -- prompting this? The Telegraph Cryptic 23 Aug 2016
Energy-saving mode New York Times 18 Aug 2016
Backs Hull school from the beginning for dropping off children, for instance Irish Times Crosaire 13 Aug 2016
Nap The Telegraph Quick 06 Jul 2016
Skin of fruit's twisted to drop off
Get some shut-eye Wall Street Journal 23 May 2016
Insomniac's wish USA Today 10 May 2016
Slumber Irish Times Simplex 10 May 2016
Strips from the bottom to hit the sack
Snooze New York Times 25 Jan 2016
What a new parent may lack Universal 03 Jan 2016
Energy-saving mode
"Silence is the ___ that nourishes wisdom": Bacon
"To __: perchance to dream": Hamlet
Insomniac's wish
What a new parent may lack
Snooze
Be dormant Newsday 25 Dec 2015
Be snoozing Premier Sunday 06 Dec 2015
Be dormant The Sun Two Speed 01 Dec 2015
Strips back to reveal nap The Sun Two Speed 01 Dec 2015
Midnight activity, often Universal 16 Oct 2015
Be dozing Premier Sunday 06 Sep 2015
Take a nap Thomas Joseph 27 Aug 2015
Nod off Universal 21 Aug 2015
Catch some z's Newsday 09 Aug 2015
Visit dreamland Newsday 02 Aug 2015
Sheep counter's quest Universal 30 Jun 2015
Wayne _; former Royal Ballet principal dancer The Telegraph Quick 27 Jun 2015
Old Prime Minister's going up to rest The Telegraph Cryptic 01 Jun 2015
Old Prime Minister's gone back ... to this?
Wayne maybe takes strip off back to rest?
What a new parent craves USA Today 30 Jan 2015
Berth rite? USA Today 05 Jan 2015
Doze off USA Today 02 Jan 2015
Get some shuteye
Hypnotist's order
Visit dreamland
Catch some z's
Be dozing
Be snoozing
Berth rite?
Doze off
What a new parent craves
Conk out, in a way
Prayer follower, sometimes
Go undercover?
Enjoy some REM, say
Sheep counter's quest
Nod off
Midnight activity, often
Down state?
Be dormant
Catch some z's
Catch some z's
Drop off
Keith Richards-sung Stones jam "___ Tonight"
"___ that knits up the ravell'd sleave of care": Macbeth
"The best cure for insomnia is to get a lot of ___" (W.C. Fields quote)
Catch forty winks
Dormancy
Hypnotist's directive
Take a nap
"A hint of lovely oblivion," per D. H. Lawrence
Experience REM
Hypnotist's command
Nap
Retirement plan?
Stephen King's "Doctor __"
"No __ Till Brooklyn": Beastie Boys song
Get some shut-eye
Hamlet's word before "perchance to dream"
Dream on?
Take a siesta
Spend some time out?
Result of counting sheep, perhaps
"No __ Till Brooklyn": Beastie Boys song
Doze
Opposite of "stay awake"
Spend some time out?
Sheep-counter's quest
An alarm stops it
A buzzer may end it
Take a 47 Across
Time out?
Catch 40 winks
"Go the Fuck to ___"
Be in the arms of Morpheus
Catch some z's
Romantics "Talking in Your ___"
Slumber
Insomniac's lack
Shut-eye
Catch forty winks
Hypnos's realm
Time out?
Power-saving mode
Hypnotist's command
Slumber
Nocturnal ambition
Catch some Z's
"The best meditation," per the Dalai Lama
Shuteye
Nighttime refresher
Fail to stay awake
Nighttime refresher
Result of counting sheep
Go to Nod
Hypnotist's directive
What a new parent craves
Catch some Z's
Make like Rip Van Winkle
"Talking in Your ___" (The Romantics)
Somniphobe's fear
See 28-Down
Drop off
See 17-Across
Hypnotist's encouragement
A buzzer may end it
Insomnia cure?
What the sandman causes
A buzzer may end it
Hit the hay
Insomniac's need
Dormant state
New parents might lack it
Hypnotist's command
Forty winks
Ambien user's goal
Insomniac's desire
Get some shuteye
New parent's lack?
Shuteye
Spin in place, as a yo-yo
Hypnotist's word
Crash, so to speak
"Nature's soft nurse," to Shakespeare
Shuteye
Crash, so to speak
New parent's lack?
Visit the Land of Nod
What an alarm may end
The arms of Morpheus
"___-Tite" (song from "The Pajama Game")
Yield to exhaustion
See 39 Across
"To ___—perchance to dream": Hamlet
What to do to achieve your dreams?
Be under
Sentry's no-no
Berth rite?
Peels backward?
Berth rite
Kind of cycle
Sheep counter's quest
Button on some clock radios
Rest period
Rest period
Visit dreamland
Insomniac's lack
Power-saving mode
REM time
Get some shuteye
Go undercover?
Stop counting sheep?
Shuteye
Shuteye
What new parents lose
Sack time
Catch some Z's
New parent's lack?
Be in the land of Nod
Enjoy a bed
Hypnotist's word
Drop off
Take a siesta
Sheep counter's goal
Drop off
Snooze
Doze
"To ___: perchance to dream": Hamlet
Be in dreamland
Get some shuteye
Z's
What Macbeth shall do no more
Visit Dreamland
What a new parent may crave
Hit the hay
It may come after setting an alarm
Drop off
Insomniac's wish
New parent's lack, often
"The sweetest gift of heaven": Virgil
Spend some time out?
Take a nap
Dream environment
What Macbeth shall do no more
Sack out
Slumber
"The brother of death," according to Homer
Sack out
Catch a break?
Drop off
Hibernation
Hypnotist's word
Hypnotist's word
Catch some Z's
Hypnotist's suggestion
Virgil called it a gift of heaven
What "Macbeth" shall do no more
Sheep counter's quest
Hibernation
Repose
Fall into the arms of Morpheus
An alarm may end it
Insomnia cure?
Hypnologist's study
An alarm may end it
Conquer insomnia
Conquer insomnia
Go out
Insomniac's need
Grab some z's
Take a nap
Doze
Hit the hay
See 24-Across
Visit the land of Nod
Catch some z's
Siesta
Enjoy the arms of Morpheus
Hit the sack
What you'll do in the arms of Morpheus
Doze
Shut-eye
REM time
40 winks
Catch a catnap
Dreamland
Insomniac's lack
Associated with REM
Hit the hay
Grab a few z's
Hypnotist's word
Be in the land of Nod
Shuteye
Hypnotist's word
What a new parent craves
Stop counting sheep?
Somnambulist's state
REM time
Nap
Beddy-bye
Nap
Kind of cycle
Chronotherapy aids it
WETS
Insomniac's lack
Land of Nod
Grab some shuteye
"Glamis hath murder'd ___...": "Macbeth"
Catch some Z's
Result of counting sheep
Visit the land of Nod
Experience REM
"Nature's soft nurse": W.S.
Somnambulistic state
Sore labour's bath, to Shakespeare
It was azure-lidded, to Keats
Midnight activity usually
The arms of Morpheus
To Milton it was "dewy-feathered"
Retire
Emulate Rip
Visit dreamland
Consider, with "on"
"O magic _____!": Keats
Meet Morpheus
REM time
"...an azure-lidded ___": Keats
Ravell'd -sleave knitter
Insomniac's relief
Period of quiescence
R. Wilbur's "Walking to ___"
Coleridge's "gentle thing"
Poet Wilbur's "Walking to ___"
Chandler's "The Big ___"
Lie dormant
Knitter of ravell'd sleaves
Insomniac's desire
Dormancy
Catch winks
Slumber
Chandler's The Big __
Insomniac's quest
"Sore labour's bath": Shak
Yield to Morpheus
Repose
Realm of Somnus
Lullaby word
Chandler's "The Big ___ "
Rest
Get some shut-eye
What "Macbeth doth murder"
Doze off
"O magic ___!": Keats
What Macbeth "murdered"
"The City of ___," Kipling poem
Outcome of a lullaby
Domain of Morpheus
Land of Nod
"Sore labour's bath"
"Balm of hurt minds"
Doze
Lose alertness
Nap
Macbeth's murder victim
Kind of walker
___ on (defer)
Fail to be alert
Be dormant
___ on it (delay a decision)
Emulate Epimenides
Rip's specialty
Shut-eye
One kind of walker.
Inactivity
Inactive state.
Slumber.
Drop off, in a way.
Dreamland.
Cease activity.
Sleeve-knitter, symbolically.
Land of Nod.
Nap.
Somnus' realm.
Emulate a storied beauty.
Lullaby theme.
Problem for Macbeth.
Lullaby word.
Beauty ___.
Somnolence.
Lullaby refrain.
Lie dormant.
Siesta.
Condition of rest.
Realm of Somnus.
Doze.
The only thing people like that's good for them: E. M. Howe.
Specialty of Somnus.
One aspect of Morpheus.
Van Winkle's specialty.
Beauty aid.
Brunhilde's punishment.
Nocturnal refreshment.
Hibernation.
Result of watching Nancy Berg's program.
Van Winkle's forte.
Lullaby subject.
About one-third of life.
Rest the weary bones.
Result of counting sheep.
Brunnhilde's punishment.
"Sore labour's bath . . . ": W. S.
Inert condition.
Goal of lullaby.
Hibernate.
Night.
"The universal vanquisher."—Sophocles.
Time out?
Power-saving mode
See 22-Across
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