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I . nar·co·lep·tic [ˌnɑ:kə(ʊ)ˈleptɪk, am. angl. ˌnɑ:rkəˈ-] SAM.

narcoleptic

Narkoleptiker(in) m. spol (ž. spol) strok.

II . nar·co·lep·tic [ˌnɑ:kə(ʊ)ˈleptɪk, am. angl. ˌnɑ:rkəˈ-] PRID.

narcoleptic

narkoleptisch strok.

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For a normal sleeper to understand how a non-medicated narcoleptic feels on a daily basis, he would have to stay up for two to three days straight.

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For a normal sleeper to understand how a non-medicated narcoleptic feels on a daily basis, he would have to stay awake for two to three days.

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It's utterly at odds with the original strip's ambience, and it's hardly narcoleptic.

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On average, a narcoleptic experiences their first symptoms in their teens and twenties, but there are always exceptions.

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He is a fainting goat, which means he's narcoleptic and will fall asleep when scared.

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So like a functioning narcoleptic, the bee hummingbird is probably slipping into torpor whenever it gets the chance.

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She was narcoleptic, which meant she just kept falling asleep at the most inconvenient of moments.

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She fed tankfuls of fish and narcoleptic gerbils, making sure devious cats didn't turn on ovens while their owners were on vacation.

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As a longtime narcoleptic, roughly 3/4 of my life, please allow me a couple of points from a slightly different perspective.

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She also seems to be narcoleptic, seeming to always doze off at the most inopportune times.

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