somniculous
somniculous adjective: drowsy; sleepy.
Adjective
somniculous (comparative more somniculous, superlative most somniculous)
- drowsy; sleepy.
- Synonyms:
- sleepbound, somnolent, adrowse, bedroomy, dozy, dopey, dragging one's tail, drowsy, eyelids at half-mast, nodding off
Synonyms of somniculous
- sleepbound
- somnolent
- adrowse
- bedroomy
- dozy
- dopey
- dragging one's tail
- drowsy
- eyelids at half-mast
- nodding off
12 more synonymsFewer synonyms
- oscitant
- out of steam
- sleepish
- sleepy
- snoozy
- slumberful
- slumberous
- slumbersome
- slumbery
- somnolescent
- tired
- slombry
Forms of somniculous
| comparative | more somniculous |
|---|---|
| superlative | most somniculous |
Origin of somniculous
Latin somniculosus.
Questions about somniculous
- What does somniculous mean?
- Somniculous means drowsy; sleepy.
- What part of speech is somniculous?
- Somniculous is an adjective.
Words near somniculous in the dictionary
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