Similar words: sleep over, oversleep, sleep on it, sleep, asleep, sleepy, sleep in, sleepily. Meaning: n. an occasion of spending a night away from home or having a guest spend the night in your home (especially as a party for children).
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1. The White House is more than the ultimate sleepover.
2. I decided that it called for a spooky sleepover, so I invited my mates over one evening.
3. Joel has a friend round for a sleepover.
4. Last fall, I had my first sleepover.
5. On your first sleepover, your best friend's mother asks if you would like a tuna-fish-salad sandwich.
6. AMY CHUA: "Attend a sleepover, have a play date, watch TV or play computer games, be in a school play, get any grade less than an A."
7. Why won't you let me go to Haley's sleepover party?
8. They only provide an additional 11.4 minutes of sleepover placebo pills, and they interfere with memory formation, with theresult that people sometimes forget how badly they actually slept.
9. What about suggesting a sleepover at a friend's house so they can enjoy their independence—and you can get some rest?
10. A realtor said he got the "sleepover" idea from the television network show "Date My House."
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11. Probably never even spent the night out except at a sleepover, huh?
12. In the morning, I say good-bye to Grandma and Grandpa. It was a sleepover we will never forget.
13. Kevin Salwen, a writer and entrepreneur in Atlanta, was driving his 14-year-old daughter, Hannah, back from a sleepover in 2006.
14. But first, the family was planning to celebrate Lulu's 15th birthday. They were taking her and eight of her friends to New York City. For a sleepover.
15. Practicing a piece of music for four hours requires focused attention, but it is nowhere near as cognitively demanding as a sleepover with 14-year-old girls.
16. We can share my room, and it'll be like having a sleepover every single night!
17. They placed us side by side in the nursery, our first sleepover.
18. A: My boy would like to invite your son over to our house tonight for a sleepover.
19. And besides, I assumed that putting aside my own comfort was the small but inevitable price I needed to pay for the privilege of a sleepover at a loved one's home.
20. College should give them the intellectual equivalent of their childhood sleepover experience.
21. Perhaps more surprising, her daughters say they intend to be strict parents one day too — though they plan to permit more time with friends, even the occasional sleepover.
22. But things are different at the Camp for Caring, a weekend sleepover camp at a woodsy conference center outside San Francisco.
23. College, from which some 1.5 million people will graduate this year, is, basically, a sleepover with grades.
More similar words: sleep over, oversleep, sleep on it, sleep, asleep, sleepy, sleep in, sleepily, go to sleep, rem sleep, sleeping, sleepwalk, sleepless, nrem sleep, fall asleep, sleep rough, fast asleep, sleepiness, sleeping bag, sleepwalker, sleeping partner, poverty, stop over, stopover, let sleeping dogs lie, impoverish, poverty line, impoverished, poverty trap, impoverishment.