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Answer:
SLEEP
Possible Questions:
Conk out
Siesta
Nap
Take a siesta
Snooze
Forty winks
Rest
Drop off
Doze
Catch some z's
SKINS
Kind of cycle
Repose
Time out?
Hit the hay
Slumber
Retire
Take a nap
Get some shuteye
Hypnotist's command
Inactivity
Catch forty winks
What a new parent craves
Somniphobe's fear
Doze off
Get some shut-eye
Spend some time out?
Shuteye
Hypnotist's directive
Dormancy
Consider, with "on"
Sack time
Coleridge's "gentle thing"
WETS
Peels backward?
Insomniac's need
Insomniac's lack
Go undercover?
Crash, so to speak
Z's
What you'll do in the arms of Morpheus
Visit the Land of Nod
Stop counting sheep?
Shut-eye
Sheep counter's quest
Result of counting sheep
Rest period
New parent's lack?
Lullaby word
Hypnotist's word
Hibernation
Dream on?
Chandler's "The Big ___"
Catch 40 winks
A buzzer may end it
"The sweetest gift of heaven": Virgil
What new parents lose
What Macbeth shall do no more
What a new parent may lack
What a new parent may crave
Undercover activity?
Result of counting sheep, perhaps
REM time
R. Wilbur's "Walking to ___"
Power-saving mode
Opposite of "stay awake"
Nocturnal ambition
Nighttime refresher
Lie dormant
Kind of walker
It may come after setting an alarm
Insomnia cure?
Hypnotist's order
Experience REM
Be dormant
Yield to Morpheus
Yield to exhaustion
What to do to achieve your dreams?
What the sandman causes
What Macbeth "murdered"
What an alarm may end
What "Macbeth doth murder"
Visit dreamland
Virgil called it a gift of heaven
The arms of Morpheus
Stephen King's "Doctor __"
Sore labour's bath, to Shakespeare
Sheep-counter's quest
Sack out
Romantics "Talking in Your ___"
Rip's specialty
Retirement plan?
Realm of Somnus
Ravell'd -sleave knitter
Poet Wilbur's "Walking to ___"
Period of quiescence
Outcome of a lullaby
One kind of walker.
New parents might lack it
Midnight activity usually
Meet Morpheus
Macbeth's murder victim
Lose alertness
Land of Nod
Knitter of ravell'd sleaves
Keith Richards-sung Stones jam "___ Tonight"
It was azure-lidded, to Keats
InsomniacÂ’s need
Insomniac's relief
Insomniac's quest
Insomniac's desire
Hypnotist's encouragement
Hypnos's realm
Hamlet's word before "perchance to dream"
Go under cover?
Fail to stay awake
Fail to be alert
Enjoy a bed
Emulate Epimenides
Domain of Morpheus
Computer mode
Chronotherapy aids it
Chandler's "The Big ___ "
Button on some clock radios
Berth rite?
Berth rite
Be in the land of Nod
Be in the arms of Morpheus
Be in dreamland
An alarm stops it
Ambien user's goal
A bed habit
"To ___—perchance to dream": Hamlet
"To ___: perchance to dream": Hamlet
"The City of ___," Kipling poem
"The best meditation," per the Dalai Lama
"The best cure for insomnia is to get a lot of ___" (W.C. Fields quote)
"Talking in Your ___" (The Romantics)
"Sore labour's bath": Shak
"Sore labour's bath"
"O magic ___!": Keats
"O magic _____!": Keats
"No __ Till Brooklyn": Beastie Boys song
"Nature's soft nurse," to Shakespeare
"Go the Fuck to ___"
"Balm of hurt minds"
"A hint of lovely oblivion," per D. H. Lawrence
"...an azure-lidded ___": Keats
"___-Tite" (song from "The Pajama Game")
"___ that knits up the ravell'd sleave of care": Macbeth
___ on it (delay a decision)
___ on (defer)