Pronunciation: /ˈsliːpiˌhɛd/
noun a person who is lazy or slow to get moving in the morning
A1 My little brother is a sleepyhead and always wants to nap.
A2 After staying up late studying, I felt like a sleepyhead the next morning.
B1 I can't function properly in the morning without my coffee, I'm a real sleepyhead.
B2 Despite being a sleepyhead, she managed to wake up early for the important meeting.
C1 Even as a successful CEO, he still has the reputation of being a sleepyhead in the office.
C2 The famous actor was known for being a sleepyhead on set, often falling asleep between takes.
adjective having a tendency to fall asleep easily or often; drowsy
A1 My sleepyhead cat loves to nap all day.
A2 I feel like a sleepyhead after staying up late studying.
B1 The sleepyhead child yawned and rubbed their eyes as they woke up.
B2 She teased her sleepyhead friend for always being the last one to wake up.
C1 Despite being a sleepyhead, he managed to wake up early for his morning run.
C2 The CEO of the company was known for being a sleepyhead who often stayed up late working on projects.
formal The sleepyhead struggled to stay awake during the important business meeting.
informal Hey sleepyhead, wake up and smell the coffee!
slang Quit being such a sleepyhead and get your act together.
figurative Her dreamy eyes and slow movements earned her the nickname 'sleepyhead'.
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