be a light sleeper  - be a person who wakes up easily, fall asleep - to begin sleeping, be fast/sound asleep - sleep deeply, have nightmares - see disturbing dreams associated with negative feelings, such as anxiety or fear that awakens you, oversleep - sleep longer or later than you intended, sleepwalk - perform actions while asleep, sleep like a log - sleep very well, without being woken by any noises, keep you awake - doesn't let you fall asleep, set the alarm - define the time when your clock is supposed to wake you up, have a nap / snooze - have a short sleep, especially during the day, yawn - open your mouth wide and breath in deeply due to tiredness or boredom, snore - breathe in a very noisy way while you are sleeping, feel sleepy - be very tired and almost asleep, sheets - a large piece of thin cloth used on a bed to lie on or lie under, a pillow - a piece of cloth filled with soft material, used to rest your head on in bed, insomnia - inability to sleep, sleeping pills - a drug which helps you fall asleep, nod off - fall asleep for a short time while you are sitting in a chair, have a lie-in - stay in bed longer than normal in the morning, get up at the crack of dawn - get up extremely early, tuck someone in - put a child into their bed making them comfortable and ready to sleep, toss and turn - experience restless sleep with lots of moving around – usually because you are ill or stressed, sleep on it - delay making a decision until the next day so that you have time to think over it, sleepyhead - a sleepy or inattentive person,

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