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sleepyhead

[ UK /slˈiːpɪhˌɛd/ ]
NOUN
  1. a sleepy person

How To Use sleepyhead In A Sentence

  • ‘Wake up, sleepyhead,’ Billy said softly, gently shoving Ali's shoulder.
  • As the announcers say, ‘He's an ambassador to sleepyheads everywhere.’
  • Morning, sleepyhead, Alice smiled, as Tristan stirred on the next pillow. Kiss & Break Up
  • ain't nothing stopping crookers. their remix for kid cudi finally got picked up by the sleepyheads in the industry after they discovered this crazy new thing called fidget-house. in the meantime, crookers are already busy on pushing their sound further and this remix for 'boom da' by mixhell featuring jen lasher and oh snap!! will definitely bring some booty shaking galore to the floors! check it out right here! mixhell - boom da DISCODUST
  • a Munchkin villager; Margaret Pelligrini, the "sleepyhead" Munchkin and Meinhardt Raabe, the coroner. Home | Mail Online
  • “Wake up, sleepyhead,” a deep voice said softly from outside the fog. Show Stoppah
  • Dorothea was a "sleepyhead" and had seldom been known to get up when first awakened. Boys and Girls Bookshelf; a Practical Plan of Character Building, Volume I (of 17) Fun and Thought for Little Folk
  • The fresh aroma of coffee was just enough to get any sleepyhead out of bed.
  • What a relief for all the sleepyheads that 2005 looks set to be more relaxed.
  • ‘Well, good morning, sleepyhead,’ Lauren greeted him.
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