wake-ups

Ends of slumber

Wake-ups are instances of waking or being woken.

The term often appears in contexts involving repeated or scheduled awakenings: three wake-ups until vacation, the baby's middle-of-the-night wake-ups are exhausting.

In military and institutional settings, counting wake-ups measures time remaining: Only two more wake-ups until discharge.

morning

alarm

Urgent warning signal

shower · stretching · yawning · breakfast · daybreak · rooster · sunlight · grogginess · snooze · bedside

energizing

coffee

Brewed bean beverage

espresso · jumpstart · brisk · invigorating · refreshing · alertness · stimulating · eye-opener · pick-me-up · reviving

exercise

jumping-jacks

Full-body rhythmic exercise

squats · jogging · walking · calisthenics · warm-ups · energizing · movement · flexibility · circulation · bodyweight

routine

schedule

Plan of timed events

consistency · regimen · discipline · timetable · clockwork · circadian · pattern · systematic · structured · habitual

Categories
Opposites
sleep cycle timing

wake-upsbedtimes

Designated hours for slumber

lights-out · tuck-ins · goodnights · turn-ins · retiring

state of consciousness

wake-upsnodding off

Falling briefly asleep

dozing off · passing out · knockouts · conking out · blackouts

metaphorical awareness

wake-upstuning out

Deliberately not hearing

zoning out · obliviousness · blind spots · denial · head-in-the-sand

Family

wakeup

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G