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insomniac

[in-som-nee-ak] / ɪnˈsɒm niˌæk /




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“My principle inheritance has always been guilt,” writes Schwarcz, who recalls nights of listening to his insomniac father’s heels rhythmically kick the bed’s footboard.

From New York Times

If you're part of the "insomniac army", you may be reading this through a haze of fatigue, mental fogginess or - hopefully not - grumpiness.

From BBC

Director Park Chan-wook’s “Decision To Leave” is a Hitchcockian noir that follows the story of an insomniac detective falling in love with a beautiful suspect in a suspicious death he’s investigating.

From Seattle Times

Heads up, insomniacs: The offensively challenged Broncos have already played four of their five prime-time games, with just a Chiefs game to go — in mid-December.

From Seattle Times

Q: I was a terrible insomniac all my life.

From Seattle Times