sleepover

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If there was a sleepover, all the children longed to be invited.

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  1. noun An instance of spending the night as a guest at another's home.
  2. noun An overnight guest.

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  • Research has found that children can sometimes feel anxious when being left either at school or at a sleepover, and to alleviate this stress it is best that parents remember to bring along their child's favorite toy.
  • PROSECUTORS do not have a strong case for the murder charge on the 14-year-old accused of shooting schoolboy Josef Cruickshank dead at a sleepover, a magistrate said today. —  Daily Telegraph | Top Stories
  • Write about a sleepover, a slumber party or the time you stayed somewhere overnight. —  Blogpourri
  • Wait a minute - how the heck do you define the word sleepover anyway? —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
  • If there was a sleepover, all the children longed to be invited. —  Kansas City Star: Front Page
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