Doze

dōz, v.i. to sleep lightly, or to be half-asleep: to be in a dull or stupefied state.— v.i. to spend in drowsine (with away ).— n. a short light sleep.— adj. Dozed , drowsy.— v.t. Dō′zen ( Scot. ), to stupefy.— v.i. to become stupefied.— ns. Dō′zer ; Dō′zine ; Dō′zing .— adj. Dō′zy , drowsy. [From a Scand. root, seen in Ice. dúsa , Dan. döse , to dose.]