Crossword Answer SLEEPY

SLEEPY - is a crossword puzzle answer. We found for you 57 different crossword puzzles that contains SLEEPY answer. The list below order by crosswords date.

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SLEEPY"Snow White" dwarf
SLEEPYAbout to be out?
SLEEPYAbout to doze off
SLEEPYAbout to go out
SLEEPYConsidering retirement?
SLEEPYDisney dwarf who naps a lot
SLEEPYDopey co-worker
SLEEPYDozy
SLEEPYDroopy-eyed
SLEEPYDroopy-eyed Dwarf
SLEEPYDrowsy
SLEEPYDrowsy Disney character
SLEEPYDue for a drop-off?
SLEEPYFeeling ready for bed
SLEEPYFeeling ready to doze off
SLEEPYFeeling ready to take a nap
SLEEPYFictional miner with heavy eyelids
SLEEPYHalf-awake
SLEEPYHappy colleague
SLEEPYHeavy-lidded
SLEEPYLethargic
SLEEPYLike Irving's "Hollow"
SLEEPYLike a quiet town
SLEEPYLike beach towns in the winter
SLEEPYLike many a new parent
SLEEPYNearly out?
SLEEPYNeeding a nap
SLEEPYNickname of Eric Floyd who holds the record for the most points scored in a quarter in the NBA playoffs (29 in 1987)
SLEEPYNodding off
SLEEPYNodding off, maybe
SLEEPYNodding, perhaps
SLEEPYNot alert
SLEEPYNot wide-awake
SLEEPYOne of Snow White's friends who was always tired
SLEEPYOne of the Seven Dwarfs
SLEEPYReady for bed
SLEEPYReady for bed, perhaps
SLEEPYReady for some shut-eye
SLEEPYReady to nap
SLEEPYReady to retire
SLEEPYReady to turn in
SLEEPYRest-less, perhaps
SLEEPYSnow White dwarf who frequently napped
SLEEPYSnow White's dwarf friend who is always snoring
SLEEPYSnow White's dwarf, the one who is always snoring
SLEEPYSomnolent
SLEEPYSomnolent character voiced by Pinto Colvig in 1937 animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
SLEEPYStruggling to stay awake
SLEEPYThe Legend of __ Hollow, story by Washington Irving
SLEEPYTired
SLEEPYTired, wanting or needing rest
SLEEPYWashington Irving classic The Legend of __ Hollow
SLEEPYWashington Irving's story, The Legend of __ Hollow
SLEEPYWith 32-Across, 1999 fantasy horror film directed by Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp
SLEEPYYawning friend of Happy and Sneezy
SLEEPYYawning, say
SLEEPY__ Hollow, book by Irving and film by Burton