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View definitions for sleepover

sleepover

noun as in pajama party

noun as in slumber party

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Biles’s gym outside Houston, for instance, will be the site of a sleepover for many Olympic gymnasts’ families, complete with an on-camera predawn watch party to see loved ones compete.

It was the source of conversations at sleepovers, as we learned to name things, including ourselves.

After I turned 16, my best friend and I had a sleepover and wept so many tears because suddenly I was “so old” and obviously could no longer relate to “Fifteen” and all its youthfulness.

From Time

Other once-normal things like indoor playdates and sleepovers will still technically carry more risk than those that are outdoors or highly regulated.

From Vox

I imagine it might happen the first time I let my kids go to a sleepover, or I visit my parents, or travel on a train or plane with strangers.

There were mats everywhere and it was like a big rainy-day sleepover with most of the cast.

The video proceeds to offer us a vision of a sort-of Japan, while the lyrics describe the most vague sleepover of all time.

Max Friedlich has written one of the most buzzed-about plays, ‘SleepOver,’ at the New York Fringe Festival.

In the six months since our sleepover, her text messages have become my favorite part of the day.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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