Rest
Stay up
Stay up verb - Not go to bed.
Both terms in one sentence
- Sometimes the detectives seem to stay up for an abnormally long time; other times, their boss insists they go home and get some rest.
Source: Plot-Powered Stamina -
Strangely enough, she's the kind who would stay up all night playing games, but they seem partially genetic: the rest of her family also have noticeably baggy eyes.
Source: Exhausted Eye Bags -
Given a test to see how long an erection they sustain looking at provocative pictures, they look at the first picture and pretty much stay up the rest of the session.
Source: Raging Stiffie
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