parky
Parky is a term commonly used in British English to describe a person who is prone to falling asleep, particularly during the daytime. The word is derived from the verb "to park," which in this context humorously suggests that the individual is "parked" or stationary, much like a parked car. The term is often used affectionately or in a lighthearted manner, particularly among friends or family members.
The tendency to fall asleep frequently, known as excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS), can have various causes.
While the term "parky" is generally informal, it reflects a common experience for many people. Some individuals
The term is not widely recognized outside of British English-speaking regions, where it is occasionally used