What are some different ways to say I’m going to sleep? Learn useful phrases and idioms to use when you are going to sleep with ESL infographic.
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Different Ways to Say I’m Going to Sleep
- Hit the hay sack
- Hit the shucks
- It’s bedtime
- Rip and tear
- Rack down
- Shut-eye
- Stretch out
- Take a snooze
- I think I’ll turn in
- Turning in
- About to retire
- Bag down
- Bag the z’s
- Beat
- Bed
- Bedtime
- Black out
- Blow some z’s
- Bunk for the night
- Call it quits
- Cash in
- Cash in my chips
- Catch me a nod
- Catch some shut eye
- Catch some z’s
- Get forty winks
- Get in the feathers
- Get in the hay
- Get in the sack
- Get my beauty sleep
- Get some shut
- Get some sleep-eye
- Going to the feather ball
- Going to the rack
- Going to the roost
- Going to turn in for the night
- Going up the golden stairs
- Going up the wooden hill
- Catch up on my beauty sleep
- Catch up on some sleep
- Cop a few z’s
- Cop some z’s
- Cork off
- Count sheep
- Crash
- Crawl in the straw
- Crawl into the sack
- Dreamland
- Drop-in on the hay
- Fab down
- Fall into bed
- Falling in
- Feed my nightmares
- Flatten the mattress
- Fly up
- Fly up for the night
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I am not a native speaker. An English friend of mine uses “bail to bed”. Is it OK?
Yes it is, I do use it myself. Have a good one 🙂
Yup 👍
It is if you’re 22, not if you’re 42.
I’ve never heard “rip and tear” can someone identify the origin of the phrase?
when you fart but its more than a fart…
What is “hay” supposed to mean?
Hay is very long grass cultivated and bound into bales primarily for farm animals to eat. However, it is also used in stables and as bedding material for all sorts of animals and im sure at one time was used in mattresses for people. Im not 100% positive but Id bet the house on it that this is where the term hay in reference to sleeping or going to sleep originated from.
my friend says
hide from the killersNICE GOOD NIGHT 🌃