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sleepover
[sleep-oh-ver]
noun
an instance of sleeping over, as at another person's house.
a person who sleeps over.
sleepover
/ ˈːˌəʊə /
noun
informalan instance of spending the night at someone else's home
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of sleepover1
Example Sentences
It wasn't that long ago that he was having sleepovers at the White House and sharing bowls of ice cream late at night with the president.
No details were provided in a news release by the district attorney’s office on the circumstances surrounding the sleepovers and why the girls were allowed to stay at Xiong’s house.
It felt like a surprise sleepover for her kids, she said, as she wondered whether they would be able to go home again.
Sophie T: My best friend and I watched the first film at a sleepover when we were about 14.
It’s about a little kid who wants to take his teddy bear to a sleepover but is afraid his friend Reggie will make fun of him.
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