Slept is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLEPT in dictionary:

VERB:
• SLEEP, to be in a natural, periodic state of rest
• be in a state of sleep
• fail to be woken by
• be inactive or dormant
• be at peace in death; lie buried
• provide (a specified number of people) with beds, rooms, or places to stay the night
• have sexual intercourse or be involved in a sexual relationship
NOUN:
• a condition of body and mind which typically recurs for several hours every night, in which the nervous system is inactive, the eyes closed, the postural muscles relaxed, and consciousness practically suspended
• a state compared to or resembling sleep, such as death or complete silence or stillness
• a gummy secretion found in the corners of the eyes after sleep
• (typically in the context of anticipating a forthcoming event) a night, or a night's sleep
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• imp. & p. p. of Sleep.
• past tense of sleep

Words related to SLEPT

sleep7 sleeping11 sleeps8

Words that contain SLEPT

outslept10 overslept14

How to use SLEPT in a sentence

• When morning came, and the others waked, Yagorsha and the lad slept.
• Thursday night he again slept on a pile of hay in one corner of the box-compartment.
• On the identical spot Crusoe lay down and slept like a top for four hours.
• By and by, he stretched himself on the blanket, and clothed from head to foot in the great robe he slept the deep sleep of one who had toiled hard and well.
• The room in which he slept was directly under my study.
• It grew ever stronger, and by its aid Nina made her way to the doors, in order to escape from the church in which she had slept away the night.
• I slept fairly well until the clock on the mantel struck two, when I awoke with a start.
• No one else could have slept, after so heavy a blow of disappointment, without a drug, but Brian is a law unto himself.
• After a time the boy slept, and Gregorio then paced up and down the room, smoking, and puffing great clouds of smoke from his mouth, trying to calm himself.
• The men, clad in their Indian drill, were soaked immediately, and lay down on the road or in the streets of Enab, or slept where they stood, the picture of misery.
• All this time that I slept there was no one for me to converse with.
• While he slept his brothers arrived and of course the first thing they saw was the golden cage and the Nightingale Gisar.
• What! Salomon! such words from you, Who call yourself a soldier? Well, The Southern brother where he fell Slept all your base oration through.
• Their soup was carried to them in the bed, and they were covered up as they lay, and slept till morning.
• Evangelist Blank slept in a tent, which had been pitched near the brush arbor.
• She had slept about an hour, when she awoke with a start.
• When she slept, her slumber was heavy and disturbed.
• He slept most of the day and seemed better before we started out.
• We slept on our arms that night, and all night long David woke and prayed for our success, and I think that his prayers were not lost.
• He did not suffer very greatly, and he slept as he had not slept for years, but his progress was slow, sometimes imperceptible.
• Shortly afterward the house was entered by burglars who made a good haul, while the big dog slept.
• And thereafter she slept more peacefully and naturally than she had slept for a very long time.
• We then went back to bed, and like the two bad boys we were, slept prepared for flight.
• Then we learned by the low, regular breathing that it slept.
• Some slept, some opened their mouths at us, and some danced on the hot waters.
• Nothing stirred before my impatient pounding! Or if it stirred, it soon slept again.

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