| ZIZ | A sleep (inf) (3) |
| NAP | Have a sleep on the billiard table? (3) |
| REM | Part of a sleep cycle: Abbr. |
| TEE | Many a sleep shirt |
| JETLAG | To start with, journey each time leaves a group with a sleep problem (3,3) |
| SNOOZE | Have a sleep with a couple of ducks and a zebra in three quarters (6) |
| ASHPAN | Somehow has a sleep back under the grate (3,3) |
| OVER | A word meaning above, across, at an end, in excess, into a sleep or throughout; or, with "easy", a manner of cooking an egg (4) |
| PLEASURABLE | A blur, a sleep, awfully nice (11) |
| DRIP | x 3, a sleep impediment |
| ESPLANADE | Prom queen's ending a date in a sleep after excitement (9) |
| SPAN | Has a sleep, rolling over for a length of time (4) |
| ANAPPLEADAY | A sleep suit, Doris, will keep the doctor away (2,5,1,3) |
| CATHOLIC | We heard a roamin' one is a sleep walking nun? (8) |
| SHUTEYE | No moron is heteronymous when having a sleep (4-3) |
| PLEASE | A sleep, for a change - I'd like that (6) |
| ELAPSE | Slip away into a sleep of a sort (6) |
| STEEPLE | We see an alien having a sleep on a church tower (7) |
| TAKEANAP | Get a sleep apnoea disorder, lacking oxygen after partaking heartily (4,1,3) |
| ARRESTED | Held a party, in the middle had a sleep (8) |
