Object

• hour: I wake all hours of the night with fierce leg cramps.

• nightmare: I have this waking nightmare of hundreds of little Russians speaking English in a heavy Welsh farmer accent.

Converse of object

• refresh: The others had let Ako and himself sleep so that they would wake refreshed and able to memorize spells for the day ahead.

Preposition: from

• sleep: Apparently, this is what I look like on waking from sleep ( no Sleeping Beauty - I never got the good parts!

Adjective complement

• dumb: Kineo Newsletter Don't wake up dumber than you went to bed.

Preposition: of

• tsunami: Find out how her role changed in the wake of the tsunami.

• bombing: The charity is increasing its profile around London stations to offer support to commuters in the wake of the recent bombings.

• collapse: By contrast, Europe is stagnating and burdened with double digit unemployment, and Asia is floundering in the wake of financial collapse.

• disaster: In the wake of that disaster, some members of the order decided, on their own initiative, to revive the British branch.

• killing: In the wake of the killing, one Sonny Black Napolitano was made acting boss of the Bonannos.

Preposition: from

• coma: In Mondays are Red, Luke wakes from a coma to find that he has developed an extraordinary condition called synaesthesia.

Preposition: up

• call: Maybe these pics will be a wake up call for Jess.