wake
/weɪk/Definitions
1. noun
the state of being awake; a period of time when someone is awake
“After a good night’s sleep, she came out of her wake feeling refreshed.”
2. verb
to rouse or bring out of sleep; to cause to be awake or attentive; to stir or excite
“The loud noise woke me up from my afternoon nap.”
3. noun
a ceremony or service held to celebrate or commemorate the death of someone, especially a sailor or soldier
“The naval officers held a wake for their fallen comrade.”
4. verb
to remain or stay awake; to keep or maintain a state of wakefulness
“I tried to stay awake during the long movie, but I eventually fell asleep.”
5. verb
to cause to rise or become visible; to bring into existence
“The sun will wake the flowers from their winter slumber.”