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What (who) is drowse away - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Away mission; Away Team; The Away Team; Away team (disambiguation)
drowse
MUSICAL PROJECT OF AMERICAN MUSICIAN AND PRODUCER KYLE BATE
Drowse (band)
[dra?z]
¦ verb be half asleep; doze.
?archaic make sleepy.
¦ noun a state of being half asleep.
Origin
C16: back-form. from drowsy.
drowse
MUSICAL PROJECT OF AMERICAN MUSICIAN AND PRODUCER KYLE BATE
Drowse (band)
(drowses, drowsing, drowsed)
If you drowse, you are almost asleep or just asleep.
Nina drowsed for a while.
= doze
VERB: V
Drowse
MUSICAL PROJECT OF AMERICAN MUSICIAN AND PRODUCER KYLE BATE
Drowse (band)
Wikipedia
Away team
Away team may refer to:
- Away team (sports), a sports team on the road and thus without the "home advantage"
- Away team, a landing party assembled to go on extravehicular missions in Star Trek
- Star Trek: Away Team, a real-time tactics video game
- The Away Team (group), a hip hop duo from North Carolina
- Away Team, a US roller soccer team
- Away Team, a US based streetwear clothing brand
Examples of use of drowse away
1. It‘s especially compelling that the dream at the end of section one remains untold, that we are not allowed to drowse away; indeed, the work the pair is momentarily escaping is foregrounded in the lines "I dream/ not of the reaping behind us,/ or before us upon rising." Remaining outside the pair‘s blissful dreaming means we shift, as does James, to his section as the artist, back into the experience of "toil" and the great use of language: "his wealth of oil." The word "wealth" is quite perfect, conveying weight and richness, the very way we feel about the tools we use to represent life.