sacked out

/sækt aʊt/

VERB

1. To fall asleep or sleep deeply

To go to sleep, especially because of exhaustion, and remain asleep in a relaxed or inactive state.

1.1. Falling asleep from exhaustion

To fall asleep quickly or become completely exhausted and fall asleep, often after physical activity or a tiring day.

Synonyms

  • crashed
  • conked
  • flaked out
  • dropped off
  • nodded off
  • catnapped

Antonyms

  • arose
  • awoke
  • awakened
  • got up
  • woke

Examples

  • I was so exhausted after the hike that I just sacked out on the couch.
  • The party was wild, and by the end of the night, everyone was sacked out on the floor.

Related Words

  • dozed
  • dozing
  • dreaming
  • sleeping
  • slumbered
  • snoozed
  • zonked
  • out cold

1.2. Sleeping or resting comfortably

To be asleep or lying down in a relaxed state, away from activity or wakefulness.

Synonyms

Antonyms

  • awake
  • attentive
  • conscious
  • alert

Examples

  • After a long day at work, he sacked out in his favorite recliner.
  • The kids played all day at the beach, and by evening, they were completely sacked out in their tents.

Related Words

  • in repose
  • at rest
  • dormant
  • inactive
  • somnolent
  • hibernating
  • taking forty winks
  • on the kip