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I was out like a light. - I fell asleep immediately or very quickly. , I slept like a log. - I slept really well. I got a good night's sleep., a light sleeper - describes a person who wakes up easily because of any noise or disruptions, a sound sleeper - describes a person who can sleep through "anything" (noise, events, etc.) - a deep or heavy sleeper, to toss and turn (all night) - this means you move around a lot while sleeping, usually because you can't sleep well and you're trying to find a comfortable position to fall asleep, doze off - to fall asleep; to fall into a light sleep, usually unintentionally and often for a short period., I didn't sleep a wink. - I wasn't able to sleep at all, or I barely slept., oversleep - (negative meaning) to sleep longer than intended, so that you might be late, sleep in - (positive meaning) to sleep later than normal because you CAN! (for example, during vacation or on the weekend), hit the hay - to go to bed in order to sleep; to "retire" for the evening, yawn - to take a deep breath with your mouth wide open, because you are tired or bored, wide awake - to be completely awake and not able to fall asleep, Let me sleep on it. - used to say that you need time to think about something before you make a decision, sleep over - to stay (overnight) at someone's house (not your own),

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