sacking out
Going to sleep
Sacking out means going to sleep or settling in for rest, often with a sense of collapsing into bed after exhaustion: I'm beat—time to sack out.
The phrase suggests informal, unplanned sleep rather than a proper bedtime routine.
To sack out somewhere is to sleep there, usually temporarily: We sacked out on the couch after the party.
- snoozingLightly asleep
- dozingLightly, briefly unconscious
- crashingColliding with force
- dead to the worldDeeply, unrousably asleep
- lying downIn horizontal position
napping · habituating · gentling · resting · taming · desensitizing · slumbering · hitting the hay · acclimating · calming · sawing logs · reassuring · nodding off · soothing · conditioning · turning in · flooding
sacking outwaking up
Emerging from sleep
getting up · rising · awakening · rousing · staying awake
sacking outhitting the ground running
Starting work without delay
energizing · revving up · going out · partying · working
sacking outworking out
Physical fitness activity
energizing · hustling · hitting the ground running · burning the midnight oil · grinding
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