Did you mayhaps mean semisolid?
Definitions
Etymologies
- From Latin semi- ("half") + somnus ("sleep") + -ia. Compare with insomnia. Coined by British sleep expert Neil Stanley in 2007. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Brits are suffering from semisomnia, a new term coined in the report to describe daytime tiredness or low-grade exhaustion, thought to be caused by our inability to wind down before bedtime.”
“A new report, commissioned by Horlicks and set to be released at the end of October, is expected to reveal that millions of Brits are suffering from semisomnia, a new term coined in the report to describe daytime tiredness or low-grade exhaustion, thought to be caused by our inability to wind down before bedtime.”
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frindley's ark
I'll describe it once it begins to take shape. But I'll explain the name: it's a reversal of what happened when the Americans changed the name of Thomas Keneally's novel to Schindler's List.
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frindley My Friday in a nutshell. Oct 30, 2008
whichbe (fr. Wordspy, n.) Mild but chronic exhaustion caused by poor sleep habits. May 14, 2008