Synonyms for go to sleep
go to sleep

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. go to bed, turn in, bed, crawl in, kip down, hit the hay, hit the sack, sack out, go to sleep, retireverb

   prepare for sleep

   "I usually turn in at midnight"; "He goes to bed at the crack of dawn"

   Synonyms:
   have intercourse, have a go at it, adjourn, crawl in, hand over, draw back, bed, know, deliver, retire, get laid, make love, put on, retreat, fork over, fork up, have sex, be intimate, strike out, put out, love, bonk, eff, hit the sack, move back, pull away, do it, turn in, lie with, render, make out, sack out, sleep together, jazz, sleep with, hump, recede, hit the hay, fork out, screw, have it off, have it away, go to bed, get it on, bang, withdraw, roll in the hay, pull back, kip down

How to pronounce go to sleep?

How to say go to sleep in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency

How to use go to sleep in a sentence?

1. Bhanu Prakash Kolla:

   You usually end up trying to determine how much time you have left to sleep and worrying about whether you will fall back to sleep in a reasonable amount of time, this can in fact make the process of returning to sleep more difficult.

2. Heiko Ostendorf:

   They think the refugees who come to Germany had nothing back home, lived in corrugated iron huts and should be thankful to have running water here. But that's rubbish, and the idea they're living in wonderland now even though some sleep in tent cities and gymnasiums is absolute nonsense.

3. Kristen Knutson:

   People generally don't sleep more than they should, and if you are laying in bed and can't sleep, the general recommendation is to get up.

4. Rebecca Richmond:

   We know that sleep is important generally for health, these findings have potential policy implications for influencing sleep habits of the general population in order to improve health and reduce risk of Breast Cancer among women.

5. Stephanie Roberson:

   If you look in hindsight, you could say, ‘Well, we could have used the money that we spent to rent Sleep Train and we could have put it back into the hospital system or we could have put it into procuring PPE (personal protective equipment) or any number of things,’ but these are lessons learned.