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Meaning of slumber Sun Feb 19, 2006 18:09 pm  Meaning of slumber
 

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #122 "Sleep Expressions", question 8

My daughter is having a ......... party tonight at our house.

(a) night
(b) sleepy
(c) snooze
(d) slumber

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #122 "Sleep Expressions", answer 8

My daughter is having a slumber party tonight at our house.

Correct answer: (d) slumber

Your answer was: incorrect
My daughter is having a night party tonight at our house.
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hi
what is the meaning of "SLUMBER"?

THANKS
BITTU
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Slumber Sun Feb 19, 2006 20:01 pm  Slumber
 

Hello Bittu,

‘Slumber’ means ‘sleep’.

A slumber party, also called a pyjama party or a sleepover, is usually a children’s or teenagers’ (girls only or boys only) gathering to spend the night in one of their homes. The idea is to wear pyjamas and, depending on their age, play games or just talk, for example. It’s great fun for children, since they are ever so fond of staying at a friend’s house or inviting their best friend/s to stay overnight.
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