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Meanings of drowse in English
Portuguese
dormitar Catalan
endormiscar-se Usage of drowse in English
1
I wanted to sink in against his body, be held, and drowse.
2
It felt wonderful, luxurious, and it enticed him into a light drowse.
3
Unceremoniously Stair Garland awaked Louis from his drowse in the cave's mouth.
4
Stan's voice slowed and a little while later he started to drowse.
5
Only me and the god of all thunder in his mildewed drowse.
6
With a drowse of orient perfume drenched in light and heat:
7
She was no sensualist, longing to drowse sleepily in the lap of luxury.
8
On the homeward passage a little drowse fell upon the two charter members.
9
It had begun to plan even as It began to drowse.
10
The very statues seemed to drowse like watchers by a death-bed.
11
The end-of-day bell sounded louder than usual, waking her from a light drowse.
12
We're all tired to-night and it will be good to drowse and dream.
13
Why cannot I be content to dream and drowse a little?
14
And she cried to the Old World cities that drowse by the Eastern main:
15
Slowly before the drowse of darkness, the noises quieted and the fires died down.
16
It was two o'clock; Richard sat with his head bent forward, in a drowse.
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Drowse through the time
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