bedding
- noun
- /ˈbɛdɪŋ/
- We'll give you a cot with bedding.
There was all sorts of bedding and pillows lying on the ground in there.
- There was all sorts of bedding and pillows lying on the ground in there.
- And here's a question, What makes the perfect spring bedding for you?
Examples
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I stripped the bed and needed to take the bedding outside before heading to the washer.
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My bed is my happy place and to me luxurious bedding is so important.
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And I just think the bedding looks so comfortable.
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Go lay out some clean bedding, will you?
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I hope you like the bedding.
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Go change your clothes and I'll come up and change your bedding.
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The state will provide him with clothes, shoes, bedding, and the first set of toiletries.
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Start sleeping better with the amazing and sweetly soft bedding from Bowl and Branch.
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There's clean bedding and lit fires in the rooms.
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I bought some new bedding to match the decor in my bedroom.
Synonyms
A strong cloth made from flax used for sheets and tablecloths
Items like sheets and pillowcases that you put on a bed
Sheets, blankets, and pillowcases that cover a bed
Items that cover a bed, like sheets and blankets
A thick bed covering filled with straw to keep you warm
Compounds
- Specialized
An upright garden plant with wavy leaves that have a dark edge and red, pink, or white flowers
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Morphology
Etymology
The word bedding is built from bed ('a place to sleep') and the ending -ing, so it means the sheets, blankets and other things that make a bed comfortable. That is why hotels and homes give fresh bedding to keep people warm and clean.