somnificatorn.
rare.
One who induces sleep.
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somnificator1806
1806 R. Southey Let. 6 Mar. in C. C. Southey Life & Corr. R. Southey (1850) III. 33 The rector, a humdrum somnificator.
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n.1806- to sit at a person's right hand
- to sit at one's heart
- to sit at the feet of
- to sit back
- to sit back on one's heels
- to sit back upon one's heels
- to sit beside the saddle
- to sit by
- to sit close to one's heart
- to sit down
- to sit down hard on
- to sit down on
- to sit easy
- to sit etc the pine
- to sit far in one's own light
- to sit fast upon
- to sit fast upon something
- to sit flat down
- to sit generals
- to sit hard on
- to sit heavily
- to sit heavy
- to sit in
- to sit in a person's pocket
- to sit in for