slocken

/ˈslɔknən/

Definitions

1. verb

to make or become sleepy or drowsy, especially as a result of the cold or boredom

“After a long, cold night, the fire was lit to prevent the family from slocking.”

2. verb

to close or shut something, especially with a loud noise

“The door slocked shut behind her, almost knocking her off balance.”

Synonyms

  • drowsy
  • dull
  • torporous

Antonyms

  • alert
  • lively
  • vigilant