SACK OUT vs SLEEPISH: ADJECTIVE
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- Sleepy; drowsy
- Disposed to sleep; sleepy; drowsy.
SACK OUT vs SLEEPISH: VERB
- Prepare for sleep
- To fall asleep, usually from implied exhaustion.
- Go to bed in order to sleep
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SACK OUT vs SLEEPISH: OTHER WORD TYPES
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- Disposed to sleep; sleepy; lacking vigilance.
SACK OUT vs SLEEPISH: RELATED WORDS
- Baglike, Bed down, Dogsleep, Sleep off, Gripsack, Coalsack, Sack, Turn in, Kip down, Hit the sack, Hit the hay, Go to sleep, Go to bed, Crawl in, Retire
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SACK OUT vs SLEEPISH: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Drift off, Poop out, Nod off, Vacuum bag, Put to sleep, Doze off, Baglike, Bed down, Dogsleep, Sleep off, Gripsack, Sack, Go to sleep, Go to bed, Retire
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SACK OUT vs SLEEPISH: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Last week a party in my town caused ripples when a guy got his tunnelled ball sack out.
- Not Necessarily, just lift the hop sack out, put the chiller in, and put the sack back in on top of the chiller.
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SACK OUT vs SLEEPISH: QUESTIONS
- Is the REI Co-op lightweight roll top Dry Sack out of stock?
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