The word "insomniac" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used as an adjective to describe someone who suffers from insomnia, or difficulty sleeping. For example, "My grandmother is an insomniac, so she often stays up late into the night."
And that's when she fell into a depression, became an insomniac, and barely left home for a year.
Meanwhile, another week and another uncommonly brilliant guest turn in the shape of Nicola Walker's harassed, insomniac, Red Bull-swigging social worker Wendy.
IN A recent cartoon, an insomniac wife lies on a tousled bed beyond the help of sleeping pills.
In October Stern, a German magazine, declared the city the coolest, giving special attention to its many great clubs for partying.The party scene is thriving, drawing tourists from Tel Aviv to Stockholm who fly in for long insomniac weekends.
But perhaps there is, even now, an insomniac undergrad out there who is working on it.
Known for immersing himself in roles, Bale lost some 63 pounds (29 kg) for the grim psychological thriller El maquinista (2004; The Machinist), in which he played an insomniac factory worker who has not slept in a year and may be losing his mind.
Lewis Carroll attracted two new biographies that laid varying degrees of stress on the author's habit of photographing naked young girls and of constructing elaborate mathematical problems during insomniac nights.
Yes, you can get round the gender apartheid of Islamist states by claiming that Muslim women like being dressed up like the cages of insomniac parrots and saying it's their choice, but is it similarly the choice of homosexuals in these countries to be routinely beaten, tortured, murdered?
Said moggie is also a needy insomniac who keeps Haines, 44, up at night, but the former linchpin of Nineties indie act The Auteurs bears no malice.
The network is encouraging Americans to follow Morgan on Twitter, a medium tailor-made for an insomniac motor-mouth.
If you ever have an insomniac night, listen to Through The Night (which broadcasts classical music across Europe) on Radio 3. It's slow radio at its best".
