Slept
Wake
Wake verb - To cause to stop sleeping.
Both words in one sentence
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Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, cut his cape off, because he didn't want to wake a cat that slept on it.
Source: Kindhearted Cat Lover - Penny from The Big Bang Theory has slept with dozens of men, including Leonard and almost Raj (they get drunk and wake up together, but it's later revealed he was too drunk to actually accomplish the deed), and even Sheldon has at least seen her naked.
Source: Sleeps with Everyone but You - There's also the straight love duet, which has lines like "I'll wake up my body / and make up for lost time," and a seductive, "For the first time, I feel... wicked." They never go out and say "Elphaba and Fiyero slept together," but it's subtly blatant.
Source: Radar / Theatre
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