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slept-in (not comparable)

1. Of bedding or clothing, looking untidy and wrinkled from having been slept in recently.
   • 1954, Ian Fleming, “Death of a Pelican”, in Live and Let Die, London: Pan Books, published 1957, page 138:

     He was wearing a stained white singlet that revealed tufts of black hair under his arms, and slept-in white canvas trousers and rubber-soled sneakers.