somniloquous

[SOMNILOQUENCE.] Apt to talk in one's sleep. habit, or custom of talking in one's sleep; somnilo*som-nil-o-quỹ, [SOMNILOQUENCE.] The act, quence. somnolence som'-no-lençe, som-no-len-cy, *somp-nolence, s . [Fr. somnolence, from Lat somnolent i a , from somnulentus =sleepy; somnus sleep.] 1. Ord. Lang.: Sleepine , drowsine ; inclination to sleep. "Somnolence after meals is a similar sign of a weak digestion."-Mason Good: System of Medicine. 2. Pathol .: A state intermediate between sleeping and waking; drowsine . *som-no-lent, adj . [Lat. somnulentus.] Sleepy, drowsy; inclined to sleep. "He is invincibly somnolent."-Lamb: Letter to Cole ridge. *som-no-lent-lý, adv . [Eng. somnolent; -ly.] Sleepily, drowsity. *som-no-lişm, subst . [Lat. somnus sleep.] The state of being in magnetic sleep; the doctrine of magnetic sleep.