rouses

"The sudden noise from the construction site outside caused several rouses in the neighborhood, waking people unexpectedly. "

"After reveille, the rouses sent a wave of groans through the barracks, signaling the start of another long day. "

"The smell of freshly baked bread rouses me from sleep every Sunday morning. "

"to rouse the faculties, passions, or emotions"

"His constant teasing rouses her anger. "

"to rouse a deer or other animal of the chase"

"The fisherman rouses the heavy net from the water, filled with the day's catch. "

"The alarm clock roused her from a deep sleep. "

"He roused on her for being late yet again."

"The university often holds rouses to celebrate faculty retirements and award research grants. "

"The end-of-year office party always devolves into loud rouses, much to the chagrin of the building's security guard. "

"The teacher offered a rouse of wine to celebrate the students' successful project. "