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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a sleepyhead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is often sleepy or sluggish, typically in a lighthearted or affectionate manner.
Example: "Every morning, I struggle to get out of bed, and my friends always tease me as a sleepyhead."
Alternatives: "as a sluggard" or "as a drowsy person".
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My third call was with an Irish female who later told me she was 22 years old and had used the app on a couple of occasions, both as a 'Wakie' and as a 'Sleepyhead'.
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Newt recalled that last Thursday, before Nikki left for the fateful bus ride to school, she had teased her about being a sleepyhead, and tugged playfully at her hair to waken her.
Yet a decade ago she was a mesmeric sleepyhead in Kevin Elyot's Forty Winks.
A: As soon as possible.
Ceratostigma is a real sleepyhead in the spring, not breaking dormancy until the weather turns really warm.
A lo-fi, sleepyhead take on a-cappella from one man band James Filey that sounds less sunshine-style Glee and more sinister David Lynch territory.
As a country and as a people".
Always as a group.
As a propaganda tool".
Later, as a father.
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