† aˈslopen, pa. pple. Obs.
[prob. a regular descendant of OE. aslápen, pa. pple. of aslápan W.Sax. for aslǽpan to be sleepy, fall asleep; perh. a modern form after spoken, etc.]
Fallen asleep.
| 1604 Middleton Blurt ii. ii, Good night; we are all aslopen. 1690 D'Urfey Collin's Walk i. 25 And rouze up Collin, half aslopen. |