snoozier
Increasingly prone to napping
Snoozier is the comparative form of snoozy, meaning more drowsy, sleepy, or inducing sleep.
A lecture can be snoozier than expected, or one afternoon snoozier than another: The second half of the movie was even snoozier than the first.
The word carries a casual, slightly dismissive tone—something snoozier is dull enough to put you to sleep.
Failing to engage interest
- monotonousUnchangingly dull
- tediousBoring through length
- uninterestingFailing to hold attention
- humdrumLacking variety or excitement
uninspired · lifeless · stale · flat · vapid · prosaic · tiresome · wearisome
Nearly falling asleep
- slumberousInducing or resembling drowsiness
- dozyPleasantly drowsy
- noddingMoving head affirmatively
- yawningOpening mouth when tired
heavy-eyed · somnolent · bleary · groggy · half-asleep · sleep-deprived · tired · fatigued
boring
Failing to engage interest
- monotonousUnchangingly dull
- tediousBoring through length
- uninterestingFailing to hold attention
humdrum · uninspired · lifeless · stale · flat · vapid · prosaic · tiresome · wearisome · banal
drowsy
Nearly falling asleep
- slumberousInducing or resembling drowsiness
- dozyPleasantly drowsy
- noddingMoving head affirmatively
yawning · heavy-eyed · somnolent · bleary · groggy · half-asleep · sleep-deprived · tired · fatigued · weary
sluggish
Slow and inactive
lethargic · enervated · soporific · inert · leaden · slow-moving · draggy · plodding · sedentary · inactive