sleep over

Stay the night

Sleep over means to spend the night at someone else's home, typically as a guest rather than a resident: Can I sleep over at Jake's house tonight?

The term is especially common among children and teenagers.

As a noun, sleepover (one word) refers to the event itself: She's having a sleepover for her birthday.

sleeping

futon

Convertible couch-bed

comforter · bunkbed · guestroom · nightlight · pajamas · nightgown · bedtime · snoring · dreams · nightmare

activities

movies

Feature-length filmed entertainment

  • gamesOrganized competitive activities
  • makeoverComplete appearance overhaul
  • karaokeSinging to backing tracks

charades · pranks · sneaking · gossip · secrets · whispers · giggles · laughter · dancing · boardgames

childhood

teddybear

Soft plush toy

flashlight · forts · giggles · storytime · whispering · excitement · homesickness · nervousness

social

invitation

Request to attend

bonding · friendship · companionship · camaraderie · togetherness · trust · secrets · catching up · reunion · inside jokes

snacks

popcorn

Heated grain that puffs

sodas · smores · cookies · icecream · nachos · marshmallows · cake · brownies · gummies · pretzels

Opposites
duration of visit

sleep overdrop by

Visit without appointment

pop in · stop by · brief visit · quick visit · drop in

direction of hospitality

sleep overhost

One receiving guests

have over · put up · accommodate

location of sleep

sleep overgo home

Return to one's dwelling

return home · stay home · leave · depart

Family

sleepover, sleepovers

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G