turning in
Going to bed
Turning in covers several acts of submission or surrender.
You turn in an assignment when you submit it: I turned in my paper late.
You turn in a criminal when you report them to authorities, and you can turn yourself in.
To turn in for the night is to go to bed: I'm exhausted—I'm turning in early.
Flat expanses of material
duvet · nightstand · tuck in · comforter · bedspread · snuggle · slumber · dreamland
Give facts to
- snitchOne who tells authorities
- rat outInform against an accomplice
- betrayViolate a trust
- reportFormal written findings
expose · implicate · whistleblower · confession · witness · testimony · authorities · police
sheets
Flat expanses of material
blanket · duvet · nightstand · tuck in · comforter · bedspread · snuggle · slumber · dreamland · nightcap
inform
Give facts to
report · expose · implicate · whistleblower · confession · witness · testimony · authorities · police · suspect
assignment
Allocated work or duty
- homeworkStudent assignments for outside class
- paperworkAdministrative written tasks
- reportFormal written findings
form · application · documents · deadline · submission · deliver · hand over · file · complete · finished
pivot
Point of rotation
corner · bend · wheel · spin · reverse · maneuver · steering · angle · arc · circle back
- sleepsleep, sleeping, nap, doze, slumber
- finishingcompleting, finalizing, finishing, done, concluded
turning inwaking up
Emerging from sleep
getting up · rising · stirring · coming to · rousing
turning inkeeping
Holding in custody
retaining · withholding · hoarding · pocketing · stashing
turning inharboring
Concealing or protecting someone
sheltering · protecting · covering for · concealing · hiding