cryosleep
English
noun
Definitions
- (science fiction) A deep sleep during which the body is stored at very cold temperature, to preserve it; cryogenic sleep.
Etymology
Prefix from English sleep.
Origin
English
sleep
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antisleep English
- asleep English
- autosleep English
- besleep English
- coldsleep English
- cosleep English
- dogsleep English
- electrosleep English
- forsleep English
- hypersleep English
- microsleep English
- midsleep English
- nonsleep English
- outsleep English
- oversleep English
- postsleep English
- presleep English
- sleep English
- sleep-eat English
- sleep-fuck English
- sleepable English
- sleepaholic English
- sleepbound English
- sleepdriving English
- sleepeat English
- sleeper English
- sleepest English
- sleepeth English
- sleepful English
- sleepies English
- sleepish English
- sleepless English
- sleeplike English
- sleepness English
- sleepover English
- sleepsack English
- sleepshirt English
- sleepsuit English
- sleeptalk English
- sleeptalker English
- sleepwaker English
- sleepwaking English
- sleepwalk English
- sleepwalker English
- sleepward English
- sleepwear English
- sleepwise English
- sleepwort English
- sleepwrite English
- sleepy English
- undersleep English
- unsleep English
- slepen Middle English
- slip Volapük
- slipön Volapük
- slip Tok Pisin
- sleep
- asleep
- sleepy
- besleep
- sleeper
- unsleep
- cosleep
- sleepeth
- midsleep
- nonsleep
- presleep
- outsleep
- dogsleep
- sleepful
- sleepeat
- forsleep
- sleepish
- sleepest
- sleepies
- coldsleep
- sleepable
- sleepwise
- sleep-eat
- sleepness
- sleepless
- autosleep
- oversleep
- sleepwort
- sleepwear
- sleepward
- antisleep
- sleepsuit
- sleepover
- postsleep
- sleeplike
- sleeptalk
- sleepwalk
- sleepsack
- sleep-fuck
- sleepwaker
- sleepshirt
- sleepbound
- undersleep
- hypersleep
- microsleep
- sleepwrite
- sleeptalker
- sleepwaking
- sleepaholic
- sleepwalker
- electrosleep
- sleepdriving