The root (a)   means sleep

To (a)   means to surround an enemy or go around a problem

The root (a)   means around.

A (a)   is a person who is a sleepwalker.

When Jane was accepted into Harvard University, she (a)   in the idea that she would soon be a student there.

Seth put off the (a)   task of writing his research paper because he had no idea what to write about.

Whenever I read a great mystery novel, I am always (a)   when I learn the identity of the murderer. I never see it coming.

Despite being a (a)   , Claire rarely remembered her late-night wanderings, though her family often found her rearranging the furniture while still sound asleep.

The (a)   old man spent hours regaling the neighborhood kids with endless stories about his youth, hardly pausing to take a breath.

The new puppy was surprisingly (a)   , quickly learning commands and adapting to house rules without much effort.

To avoid the heavy traffic on the main highway, Mia decided to (a)   the congestion by taking a series of back roads.

The vandals showed a (a)   disregard for the community, smashing windows and spray-painting walls without any concern for the damage they caused.