insomnious

English

Etymology

From Latin insomniosus, from insomnia (“insomnia”). See English insomnia and -ous.

Adjective

insomnious (comparative more insomnious, superlative most insomnious)

1. restless; sleepless
   • 2017, Jeannie Chen, Cheng Hsiu Chen, Converse with One Earthly:

     Insomnious people are encouraged to list all hidden agitations out on a piece of paper or two, or maybe ten. The more one writes them out, the more one will catch the cumbersome thoughts

References

• “insomnious”, in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, Springfield, Mass.: G. & C. Merriam, 1913, →OCLC.