sleepover
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Now if a sleepover is on the calendar, you can bet the Secret Service is going along too.
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- noun An instance of spending the night as a guest at another's home.
- noun An overnight guest.
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- Sally seemed to think she'd been invited to some version of a teenage sleepover, the girls making fudge at midnight with their hair in curlers, trying out dance steps and lurid shades of nail polish. — Incubus
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Now if a sleepover is on the calendar, you can bet the Secret Service is going along too.
— CNN Transcript Nov 24, 2008 -
HARRIS: You know, you pick up the kids from school for a sleepover or a play date or something like that.
— CNN Transcript Nov 9, 2007 -
We'd gather around 2 or 3 in the afternoon, everyone bringing with them stuff for a sleepover - yes, even the boys.
— jaxraven Diary Entry -
The final member to join the sleepover was the milkman whose float got stuck in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
— The Guardian World News
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/ (slēpˈōˌvər)/
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