in+slumber
51slumber one's life away — waste time sleeping, sleep when one could be doing productive things …
52slumber party — pyjama party, party where guests sleep at one s house (usually children) …
53slumber — 1) rumbles 2) lumbers …
54slumber — literary verb sleep. noun a sleep. Derivatives slumberer noun slumberous (also slumbrous) adjective Origin ME: alt. of Scots and north. Engl. sloom, in the same sense. The b was added for ease of pronunciation …
55slumber party — noun N. Amer. a party, typically for teenage girls, in which all the guests stay overnight …
56slumber — I. v. n. 1. Sleep (lightly), doze, nap, snooze. 2. Sleep, repose. II. n. 1. Sleep (not deep or profound), repose, rest, doze, nap, light sleep. 2. Sleep, repose, rest …
57slumber party — noun (C) AmE a children s party when a group of children sleep at one child s house …
58slumber — v 1. doze, drowse, nap, catnap, take a nap, take a siesta, nod off, drop off, Inf. snooze, Inf. snatch or catch forty winks, Inf. catch some shut eye, Sl. zizz, Brit. Sl. doss; sleep, count sheep, rest in the arms of Morpheus, visit the sandman,… …
59slumber — slum·ber …
60slumber — [ˈslʌmbə] noun [U] literary sleep …