sleep

I

n.

1) to induce sleep

2) to get (enough) sleep

3) deep, heavy, profound, sound; fitful; light; restful sleep

4) (misc.) to go to sleep; to walk in one's sleep; to put to sleep ('to kill'); ('to make unconscious'); to lose sleep over ('to worry a great deal about'); one's beauty sleep; to get/have a good night's sleep

II

v.

1) to sleep fitfully; lightly; soundly

2) (D; intr.) to sleep on ('to postpone for a day') (to sleep on a decision)

3) (d; intr.) to sleep with ('to have sexual relations with')

4) (misc.) my foot went to sleep

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fitful

heavy

light

lightly

one's beauty sleep

profound

restful sleep

sound

soundly

to get/have a good night's sleep

to walk in one's sleep

to put to sleep ('to kill')

to lose sleep over ('to worry a great deal about')

(misc.) my foot went to sleep

(misc.) to go to sleep

deep

to get (enough) sleep

to induce sleep

to sleep fitfully

(d; intr.) to sleep with ('to have sexual relations with')

(D; intr.) to sleep on (to sleep on a decision; 'to postpone for a day')