sleepover

IPA: sɫˈipoʊvɝ

The act of spending the night as a guest in another's house, especially when the participants are children.
An overnight guest.

sleep over

IPA: sɫˈipˈoʊvɝ

They had planned a sleepover for that night.
I figured cooper and i could use a sleepover.
She goes off chocolate after the firt sleepover.
They had planned a sleepover for that very night.
Blair is getting ready to throw her annual sleepover.
Daisy The main character and tells the story of Sleepovers.
I'm tempted just to redirect to sleepover and leave it at that.
Wait a minute - how the heck do you define the word sleepover anyway?
Every winter there is also a one night Chanukkah sleepover, usually at a JCC.
(Next sleepover is in two weeks time with Pa and Nanna Pam while we go to a wedding.)
But the good thing about the sleepover is that the three of them just went off and did stuff.
Kathz: I thought I had read all Sayers, but that one must have slipped through - the sleepover was a bust - grrr.
I was on a sleepover with a friend when a drunk driver clipped our mailbox and plowed into the front of our next door neighbor's house
After feeding the dogs lunch and taking them on another walk, they chose Kemma for a "sleepover" - an introductory experience for the dog and its potential adoptive family at an animal-friendly motel so they could get to know each other.

The abuse occurred at sleep-over family gatherings, Vangheluwe said.
Just in case any of my co-workers want to invite me for a sleep-over, I guess.
Don't miss the priceless scene where Josh and Susan have their first "sleep-over".
How does being the best storyteller at a childhood sleep-over lead to cinematic gold?
It was no longer a fun, spontaneous sleep-over when I slept on a mattress in her room but a divorce visitation schedule.
There were six bunnies on a platform and two naked hosts on the couch behind them, laughing and playing like giddy teenagers at a sleep-over.
On Monday, the group will announce the launch of Cabins of Hope, a $30,000 scholarship program for 10 Haitian children and two counselors to spend a month this summer at a sleep-over camp in Huguenot, N.Y. "We wanted to give at least some Haitian children a respite from the disaster that's occurred in their country," says Wheaton Griffin, executive director of the 1,100-acre New York YMCA Camp.