sleeped

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English

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Verb

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sleeped

  1. (nonstandard, often transitive) simple past and past participle of sleep
    I'd almost beaten the level but suddenly a fairy appeared from nowhere and sleeped me.
    I had to conserve battery life, so I sleeped my laptop while I was on the bus.

Usage notes

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Though not accepted as grammatical, usage of this form is concentrated in transitive ("put to sleep") and metaphorical uses of the verb, for example when used elliptically for a noun phrase such as sleep spell or sleep mode.

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