Sleepiness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLEEPINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being sleepy
• The quality or state of being sleepy.
• a very sleepy state
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• ready to fall asleep; of, relating to, or characteristic of sleep

Words related to SLEEPINESS

sleepinesses14 sleepy11 somnolency17

Words that contain SLEEPINESS

sleepinesses14

How to use SLEEPINESS in a sentence

• They were tired and sleepy, and sat in every conceivable attitude expressive of sleepiness and fatigue.
• The latter, having vainly struggled with his sleepiness, has at length begun to nod.
• The silence, and some remains of the sleepiness of the previous night, soon began to have their natural effect.
• So at last he slipped out of the circle, and stumbling with weariness and sleepiness went to Tree Mother.
• When it drew on toward midnight, and the moon hung high in the heavens, old Akka shook the sleepiness out of her eyes.
• What a mask her face was! The look of graciousness was permanent, and probably only to me did she betray her continuous sleepiness and lack of interest in the whole affair.
• So the elephant met its death through sleepiness and the snake through anger and the jackal through greed.
• Sylvia took Lawrence, yawning and rubbing his eyes, but fighting desperately against his sleepiness, upstairs for his nap.
• The cold water dispelled the last vestige of sleepiness and she stood erect and breathed deeply of the crystal air.
• During the first week or two, exclusive milk diet gives rise to a marked sense of sleepiness.
• Something of this sleepiness seems also to have overtaken the St.
• Once, when my head dropped from sleepiness, the helmet brought up against the muzzle of my gun.
• She wished to fall asleep again, to enter into the region of oblivion, but the habit of fear overcame sleepiness, and she sat up and looked round, drawing her feet under her.
• This is often followed by a natural depression, sleepiness, and reaction.
• Of gross vapours, which occupy the vital spirits of the head, and of the coldness of the senses causing sleepiness.
• Fontan, bewildered with sleepiness, struggles to put on a tall hat which is too narrow, and while he screws it round he grimaces.
• Be sure the hour of prayer broken in upon by sleepiness can never be made up.
• Although I was without mistrust, a vague fear seized me, and I tried to struggle against sleepiness.
• The cold kept me from getting sleepy, but when I got warm from walking my sleepiness grew overpowering.
• Ted was more wakeful than I, and took the lead, while I stumbled along behind, aching in every joint with sleepiness.
• No one who has gone through it needs to be told about the misery of sleepiness.
• But when, with the walking, we were warmed again, with the warmth came the sleepiness.
• At dawn we crept into a thick bush, but the ground was damp and cold, and our sleepiness had left us.
• If he were sullen, this subsided into sleepiness, and when he awoke he found the lady on her knees going through the service with her Prayer-book.
• Feeling that naught but sleepiness and sloth should be censured, it resents even a kindly criticism.
• Fresh dry fuel had been piled on the back log and at last a grateful sense of warmth and sleepiness pervaded her being.
• She struggled for nearly a quarter of an hour against the sleepiness coming over her.
• In fact, by the time he had gone a mile the most predominant sensation he had was sleepiness, and half a mile more came very near making a second Endymion of him.

Similar words containing SLEEPINES without suffix s

sleepinesses14

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