sack out
/sæk aʊt/
VERB
1. To fall asleep, usually from exhaustion
To go to sleep, especially because of tiredness or physical exhaustion.
1.1. Falling asleep and going to bed
Refers to falling asleep or settling down to sleep, particularly after a tiring day or strenuous activity.
Synonyms
- bed down
- bunk
- catch a wink
- catch forty winks
- catnap
- conk out
- crash
- doze
- drop off
- drowse
- fall asleep
- flop
- go to sleep
- hit the hay
- hit the sack
- kip down
- nap
- nod off
- sleep
- slumber
- snooze
- take a nap
- turn in
- zonk out
Antonyms
Examples
- The exhausted campers were eager to sack out after a long day of hiking.
- After the intense workout, the athletes couldn't wait to sack out and rest.
- The students decided to sack out early to prepare for the upcoming exams.
- Following the late-night party, everyone was ready to sack out and recover from the festivities.
- The long flight left the passengers yearning to sack out in the comfort of their own beds.
Related Words
- dream
- hibernate
- oversleep
- relax
- repose
- rest
- retire
- saw wood
- sleep in
- snore
- zzz