to sleep

To give someone a bed to sleep on

To give someone a place to sleep

To wish someone a good night's sleep

To feel no guilt about what you did

To get any sleep, usually said when someone did not sleep

Not sleep at all during the night

Very easily, almost without thinking

Stay half awake and watch for danger while you sleep because you are afraid

To be killed and thrown into water by criminals, often said as a joke

Very easy to do without thinking

To die peacefully, people say this as a gentle way to talk about someone's death

Delay making a decision until after you think about it overnight

Accept a belief or excuse that makes someone feel better, even if it is not true

To have sex with someone

To stop being awake and rest with your eyes closed

To enter a low-power state that pauses activity to save energy

Have sex with another person, often when not married

To stay at someone else's house for the night

To stay in bed later than usual in the morning

Cause a person or animal to become unconscious, often using medicine

To delay making a decision until the next day to think about it

Kill a sick or very old animal to stop its pain

Share a bed or lie close to each other at night

To stay in bed later than usual in the morning

Help a child or baby fall asleep in bed

To have sex with many people without a steady partner

To get better from a hangover, headache, or cold by sleeping

To sleep at the house where you work, for example as a nanny

To go to bed earlier than usual

Stay outside at night without a house or proper shelter

Make an electronic device use little power so it can start again quickly

A person who works in a home but goes home each evening

To make someone fall asleep

To change someone's usual sleep times so they cannot sleep well

A night of sleep that makes you feel rested and ready for the day

A sleep thought to make you look more rested and healthy

A heavy sleep when the body and mind rest and are not aware of surroundings

Keeping someone awake on purpose to hurt or control them

A health problem that stops a person sleeping normally

A stage of sleep with fast eye movement, clear dreams, and high brain activity

Breathing stops for short times during sleep, causing poor sleep and health risks

Saying words out loud while you are not awake and without knowing it

A short, shallow sleep you wake up easily from

A deep peaceful rest after living a good life

A low power state when a device turns off most parts but can wake quickly

A sleep stage when the eyes move quickly and most dreaming happens

A state when medicine makes a person partly awake during childbirth

A gentle way to talk about death as a peaceful, long sleep

A part of sleep without fast eye movements or dreams when the body repairs itself

A stage of sleep without fast eye movements when you usually do not dream

A stage of sleep without quick eye movements or dreaming when the body repairs itself

A part of sleep when the eyes move quickly and dreams feel real

A state of not having enough sleep that makes you very tired

A plan where a couple sleeps in separate beds or rooms because they have different sleep habits

A sleep problem where someone wakes from deep sleep with intense fear and often screams, usually without memory

An organized event where people stay overnight to protest and ask for change

A way of learning things while you sleep by listening to recordings