sleepover|sleepovers in English

noun

staying as a guest overnight at someone's house; instance in which friends stay overnight at the same house (often in the case of a children's party)

Use "sleepover|sleepovers" in a sentence

1. Attentive Service Attentively Yours Sleepovers is an event service provider that creates an unforgettable sleepover experience

2. The White House is more than the ultimate sleepover.

3. Last fall, I had my first sleepover.

4. Joel has a friend round for a sleepover.

5. Concentrate is a spooky game that kids play at sleepovers

6. Why won't you let me go to Haley's sleepover party?

7. 35 Fun Challenges for Kids to Do at a Sleepover

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9. They placed us side by side in the nursery, our first sleepover.

10. Bunk with Beasts is a fun-filled sleepover experience for groups to enjoy

11. College should give them the intellectual equivalent of their childhood sleepover experience.

12. Probably never even spent the night out except at a sleepover, huh?

13. Children with Bedwetting may feel like they cannot go to sleepovers with their friends or overnight camps.

14. We can share my room, and it'll be like having a sleepover every single night!

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16. A realtor said he got the "sleepover" idea from the television network show "Date My House."

17. Champing is a new trend in ‘spiritual tourism’ throughout the United Kingdom, where travelers can have sleepovers in archaic buildings

18. A: My boy would like to invite your son over to our house tonight for a sleepover.

19. College, from which some 5 million people will graduate this year, is, basically, a sleepover with grades.

20. I decided that it called for a spooky sleepover, so I invited my mates over one evening.

21. In the morning, I say good-bye to Grandma and Grandpa. It was a sleepover we will never forget.

22. On your first sleepover, your best friend's mother asks if you would like a tuna-fish-salad sandwich.

23. At sleepovers I would have panic attacks trying to break it to girls that they didn't want to kiss me without outing myself.

24. She will say sleepovers are overrated, but I have never heard her say, 'I can't believe so-and-so let their kid do it.

25. What about suggesting a sleepover at a friend's house so they can enjoy their independence—and you can get some rest?