intransitive. To sleep lightly or for a brief time; to take a short sleep. Formerly also: †to be sleepy (obsolete). In earlier use also figurative…

intransitive. To sleep, esp. to sleep lightly; to doze or drowse.

intransitive. To slumber; to doze.

To have the eyes closed in sleep; to sleep; sometimes, to doze, slumber. Obsolete.

to take (also catch, have, steal,etc.) a (also one's) nap.

to sleep a wink, usually with negative.

intransitive. To be drowsy; to be heavy or dull with or as with sleep; to be half asleep. Also with away, off.

pseudo-archaic. To doze.

intransitive. To sleep drowsily; to fall into a light sleep unintentionally from drowsiness; to be half asleep; to nod. Also figurative. So, to do…

intransitive. To sleep; to slumber, to doze.

intransitive. To nestle and sleep or doze; to nuzzle.

intransitive. colloquial (chiefly British). To have a short sleep or nap; to sleep. Occasionally transitive with away: to expend (time) in…