slumberland

[ sluhm-ber-land ]

noun

1. an imaginary land described to children as the place they enter during sleep.

Word History and Origins

Origin of slumberland¹

First recorded in 1840–50; slumber + land

Example Sentences

The woods grew dim, and faded away, the fire vanished and he was in slumberland.

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There was a ring of eyes about Henry and Paul, but they yet abode in glorious slumberland, peaceful and happy.

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The move “bedward” was almost simultaneous and the drift toward slumberland not far behind.

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He had struggled against the somnolent god, but in vain; and at last passed into slumberland unconsciously and overcome.

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"Oh go have your head examined," growled Mac as he covered his face and rolled over into slumberland, leaving me alone.

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Related Words

• coma
• dream
• hibernation
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