Put To Sleep Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 30-04-2018
Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: put to sleep. We have 3 answers for put to sleep in our database.

Possible answers to put to sleep

SEDATE
- Calm and unhurried
- Calm down! First and last motion will be traded in senate
- Calm editor, in new seat
- Demure
- Even tempered
- Points to romantic rendezvous being calm
- Put to sleep
ANAESTHETISTS
- A niece that ties is talking about drugs for surgery
- Numbers employed in hospitals
- They make sure you're out
- They put their clients to sleep
HYPNOTISTS
- Mesmerists
- Their performance might put some to sleep
- Trance inducers

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