1. A temporary suspension of the active powers of mind and body for the refreshment and invigoration of the system; rest from physical action.

2. To take rest by the suspension of the voluntary exercise of the bodily and mental powers; to rest; to be inactive or motionless; to lie or be still; to spin un observedly; to live thoughtlessly; to rest in the grave.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• slipp,
• sleped,
• sllep,
• ssleep,
• slpeep,
• sleeze,
• sllepy,
• aslieep,
• steelp,
• kleep,
• sleeo,
• sleed,
• slee,
• asleap,
• slepp,
• sleeped,
• stelp,
• sleezy,
• slegh,
• sleer

• sloppy,
• slope,
• slap,
• sleeve,
• Slape,
• slave,
• sleepy,
• slop,
• slipway,
• slip,
• slip by,
• sloop,
• slippy.

The adverb form of "sleep" is "sleepily".

The adjective form of the word "sleep" is "sleepy".

The plural of the "sleep" can be the "sleeps".

The singular of the "sleep" can be the "sleep".