pass-out
Suddenly go limp
Pass-out functions as an adjective describing something distributed to everyone present: a pass-out slip, pass-out drinks.
In rugby, a pass-out is a pass from the scrum.
The noun also names the moment of fainting or losing consciousness: He was fine until the pass-out.
As a compound verb, to pass out is to faint or to distribute: She passed out flyers; He passed out from the heat.
Lose consciousness briefly
- dizzySensation of spinning
- lightheadedFaint and unsteady feeling
- vertigoSensation of spinning
- syncopeTemporary loss of consciousness
vasovagal · hypotension · dehydration · exhaustion · collapse · pale · queasy · nausea
Unaware, without feeling
- comaUnwakeable unconsciousness
- stuporSuspended sensibility
- inertInactive, physically or chemically
- senselessLacking reason or awareness
unresponsive · anesthesia · sedation · tranquilized · narcosis · anesthetized · catatonic · torpor
swoon
Lose consciousness briefly
- dizzySensation of spinning
- lightheadedFaint and unsteady feeling
- vertigoSensation of spinning
syncope · vasovagal · hypotension · dehydration · exhaustion · collapse · pale · queasy · nausea · weakness
insensible
Unaware, without feeling
senseless · unresponsive · anesthesia · sedation · tranquilized · narcosis · anesthetized · catatonic · torpor · numb
drunk
Impaired by alcohol
inebriated · blotto · legless · sloshed · tipsy · alcohol · binge · overdose · stupor · floor
fatigue
Weariness from prolonged exertion
drop · spent · drained · depleted · overtired · sleep-deprived · marathon · overexertion · crash
pass-outcome to
Regain awareness after unconsciousness
wake up · revive · awaken · come around · rouse
pass-outgo to sleep
Begin nightly rest
fall asleep · doze off · nod off · go to bed · drift off
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