turn-in
Surrender or sleep
Turn-in is the act of submitting something required or expected: The assignment turn-in is at midnight.
It also names the moment a vehicle begins rotating into a corner, important in racing and driving instruction: His turn-in was too early, and he clipped the apex.
The hyphenated noun form distinguishes it from the verb phrase turn in.
Allocated work or duty
- homeworkStudent assignments for outside class
- paperPressed pulp for writing
- deadlineTime limit for completion
- essayShort argumentative prose work
report · project · upload · submit · late · extension · professor · grading
One who provides intelligence
- snitchOne who tells authorities
- betrayViolate a trust
- policeCivil law enforcement
- authoritiesThose holding official control
report · confession · rat · whistleblower · implicate · expose · witness · testimony
Designated hour for retiring
- retireCease employment permanently
- lights-outEnforced bedtime hour
- exhaustionState of utter depletion
- drowsyNearly falling asleep
sheets · pillow · nighttime · early · late-night · rest · slumber · fatigue
assignment
Allocated work or duty
- homeworkStudent assignments for outside class
- paperPressed pulp for writing
- deadlineTime limit for completion
essay · report · project · upload · submit · late · extension · professor · grading · portfolio
informant
One who provides intelligence
authorities · report · confession · rat · whistleblower · implicate · expose · witness · testimony · fugitive
bedtime
Designated hour for retiring
- retireCease employment permanently
- lights-outEnforced bedtime hour
- exhaustionState of utter depletion
drowsy · sheets · pillow · nighttime · early · late-night · rest · slumber · fatigue · yawn
rental
Paid temporary use
badge · uniform · deposit · checkout · overdue · fine · loaner · borrowed · lease · vehicle
- leasinglease agreement, tenant, lease term, lease terms, rent
- bookbindingbookbinding, bookbinder, sewing, hand-bound, leather repair
- vehicle dynamicsacceleration, handling, steering, traction, braking
turn-instay up
Not go to bed
stay awake · wake up · rise · get up · pull an all-nighter