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Crossword clues for the word: SLEEP

The word SLEEP has appeared as an answer to at least 261 crossword clues on different crossword puzzles.

Crossword clues for SLEEP

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Clue(s)
___ on (defer)
___ on it (delay a decision)
'O magic ___!': Keats
'Silence is the ___ that nourishes wisdom': Bacon
"___ No More" (immersive theater production)
"""___ that knits up the ravell'd sleave of care"": Macbeth"
"""___ with Me"" (1994 Meg Tilly comedy)"
"""___-Tite"" (song from ""The Pajama Game"")"
"""--- double!"" (pan player's cry on having the player to his left draw and use his card)*"
"""...an azure-lidded ___"": Keats"
"""A hint of lovely oblivion,"" per D. H. Lawrence"
"""Balm of hurt minds"""
"""Call it ___"" (Henry Roth novel)"
"""Glamis hath murder'd ___..."": ""Macbeth"""
"""Go the Fuck to ___"""
"""Sore labour's bath"": Shak"
"""Sore labour's bath"""
"""Talking in Your ___"" (The Romantics)"
"""The best cure for insomnia is to get a lot of ___"" (W.C. Fields quote)"
"""The best meditation,"" per the Dalai Lama"
"""The Big ___"" (1946 Bogart film)"
"""The brother of death,"" according to Homer"
"""The City of ___,"" Kipling poem"
"Coleridge's ""gentle thing"""
"Conk out, in a way"
"Crash, so to speak"
"Drop off, in a way."
"Enjoy some REM, say"
"Hamlet's word before ""perchance to dream"""
"It was azure-lidded, to Keats"
"Keith Richards-sung Stones jam ""___ Tonight"""
"Midnight activity, often"
"Nature's soft nurse," to Shakespeare
"New parent's lack, often"
"No ___ till Brooklyn" (Beastie Boys song)
"Opposite of ""stay awake"""
"Poet Wilbur's ""Walking to ___"""
"Prayer follower, sometimes"
"R. Wilbur's ""Walking to ___"""
"Result of counting sheep, perhaps"
"Romantics ""Talking in Your ___"""
"Shakespeare's ""balm of hurt minds"""
"Sleeve-knitter, symbolically."
"Soft embalmer of the still midnight": Keats
"Sore labour's bath, to Shakespeare"
"Spin in place, as a yo-yo"
"Stephen King's ""Doctor ___"""
"Subject of the old proverb ""Six hours for a man, seven for a woman, and eight for a fool"""
"The Big ___" (1946 noir film based on a Raymond Chandler novel)
"The Big ___" (Bogart/Bacall film)