intransitive. To sleep in a truckle-bed. Const. under (beneath) the person occupying the high bed, or the high bed itself. Also figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive. To occupy a trundle-bed; = truckle, v. i. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To sleep; esp. to sleep at a common lodging-house or ‘doss-house’ (see doss, n.2 compounds). Also with down.

With in: To sleep in the house, or on the premises, where one is employed (contrasted with ‘to sleep out’); also Nautical, to remain in one's berth…

transitive. colloquial. to plank it: to sleep on or as on a plank; to sleep on a hard surface, as the deck of a ship, etc. Obsolete.

With out: to spend the night in the open air; also, to sleep away from the premises on which one is employed.