unsleepy

adj

Etymology

From un- + sleepy, perhaps continuing Middle English *unslepy, from Old English unslǣpiġ (“sleepless”). Compare Dutch onslaperig (“unsleepy”), German unschläfrig (“unsleepy”).

  1. inherited from unslǣpiġ — “sleepless
  2. inherited from *unslepy

Definitions

  1. Not sleepy

    Not sleepy; wakeful.

The neighborhood

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