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sleep with

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sleep with someone 
1. to share a bed with someone. Do I have to sleep with my little brother? Many little boys have to sleep with their brothers.
2. Euph. to copulate with someone. oI hear Sam's sleeping with Sally now. Whom did you say he slept with?
See also: sleep

sleep with somebody also sleep together
to have sex with someone go to bed with somebody He was sleeping with his secretary. Her husband and her sister were sleeping together, so no wonder she left him!
See also: sleep


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In fact, you would a good deal rather not sleep with your own brother.
She had done it all her life--sunk into the death-blackness of sleep with her mother limned to the last on her fading consciousness.
And when I've so wanted to sleep with some one sometime--some one that belonged to me, you know; not a Ladies' Aider.
 
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