early to bed
Sensible nighttime habit
Early to bed describes the habit of going to sleep at an earlier hour than typical, often with implications of virtuous routine or good health.
The phrase usually appears as part of the proverb early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise, but stands alone as shorthand for disciplined sleep habits: I'm an early to bed person.
- hit the hayGo to sleep, informally
- good night's sleepAdequate quality rest
- sleepRecurring unconscious repose
- routineRegular sequence of actions
- healthyIn good physical condition
wisdom · proverb · old saying · Benjamin Franklin · dawn · morning · rest · discipline · nightfall · sunset · pillow · pajamas · yawn · drowsy · Franklin · wealthy · wise · circadian
- sleepsleep, sleeping, nap, doze, slumber
- conventional wisdomapple a day, opposites attract, nice guys finish last, patience, good things come
- Franklin proverbsa penny saved, penny saved, time is money, haste makes waste, aphorisms
- morningmorning, sunrise, daybreak, dawn, mid-morning
- health sayingsan apple a day, you are what you eat
- momismsI told you so, no means no, back in my day, clean your room, do your homework
early to bednight owl
One who stays late
burning the midnight oil · staying up late · up all night · nocturnal · night person
early to bedburning the candle at both ends
Exhausting oneself through excess
carousing · living it up · night on the town · nightlife · bohemian lifestyle
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