drowse

pronunciation

How to pronounce drowse in British English: UK [draʊz]word uk audio image

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  • Noun:
    a light fitful sleep
  • Verb:
    sleep lightly or for a short period of time
    be on the verge of sleeping

Word Origin

drowse (v.)
1570s, probably a back-formation from drowsy. Old English had a similar word, but there is a 600-year gap. Related: Drowsed; drowsing.

Example

1. To drowse by the fire .
2. Oh , no ! Looks like they catch me drowse .
3. Open tv to always can come up against advertisement , a dozen removing drowse always encounters a director , this is life .
4. " Oh , no ! Looks like they catch me drowse . "
5. Looks like they catch me drowse .

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