Awake
31Awake to — fully aware: He s awake up to what s going on; they re awake to our plan …
32awake to — Australian Slang fully aware: He s awake up to what s going on; they re awake to our plan …
33awake — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. alert, heedful, observant, attentive; keen, knowing; informed, astute, watchful, on guard, unsleeping, vigilant. See care, knowledge, attention. v. awaken, knock up (sl.). See activity, excitement.… …
34awake — [OE] Awake was formed by adding the intensive prefix ā to the verb wake (in Old English wacan or wacian, related to watch, and also ultimately to vegetable, vigil, and vigour). The adjective awake arose in the 13th century; it was originally a… …
35awake — re·awake; awake; …
36awake — Ala, makalahia. ♦ To awake from sleep, lana ka hiamoe. ♦ To awake suddenly, puoho …
37awake — [OE] Awake was formed by adding the intensive prefix ā to the verb wake (in Old English wacan or wacian, related to watch, and also ultimately to vegetable, vigil, and vigour). The adjective awake arose in the 13th century; it was originally a… …
38awake — awakeable, adj. /euh wayk /, v., awoke or awaked, awoke or awaked or awoken, awaking, adj. v.t., v.i. 1. to wake up; rouse from sleep: I awoke at six with a feeling of dread. 2. to rouse to action; become active: His flagging interest awoke. 3.… …
39awake — 1. adjective /əˈweɪk/ a) Not asleep; conscious. b) Alert, aware. Syn: conscious, lucid, wide awake Ant …
40awake to — phr verb Awake to is used with these nouns as the object: ↑sound …
