sleeping dropsy (slepingdrop"si)

as negro lethargy (which see, under lethargy1 ). sleepinglyt (slēping-li), adv. Sleepily. To jog sleepingly through the world in a dumpish, melancholly posture cannot properly be said to live. Kennet, tr. of Erasmus's Praise of Folly, p. 25. ( Davies.) sleeping-room (slē'ping-röm), n. A bedroom. sleeping-sickne (slē'ping-sik"nes), n. Same as negro lethargy (which see, under lethargy1 ). sleeping-table (slē'ping-tā bl), n. In mining, nearly the same as framing - table. [Little used in English except as a translation of the French table dormante.]