king-size
- adjective
- /kɪŋ saɪz/
- The art is special, and the XL king-size beds are of excellent quality.
- king-size bed
- king-size mattress
- bedroom with a king-size
So this is a one bedroom and we fit a king size bed in the bedroom.
- So this is a one bedroom and we fit a king size bed in the bedroom.
- Look at it's a king size bed.
- And I am getting I think we can fit a king size bed, which I am so excited about having a very large dog.
- So we've got vintage white, purple, red, apricot, Peach, and king size Raspberry rose.
- Tower chamois, lady coral, lavender, king size apricot has been a fantastic variety for me this year.
Examples
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See if you can get us a room with a king-size bed?
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And then I have a nice king size bed to myself, which I appreciate.
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So this is a one bedroom and we fit a king size bed in the bedroom.
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But this is a king size bed, guys, and I promise you it is awesome.
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And then we were like a couple, like a married couple in a king-size bed.
Fiction book (1997) -
Their king-size bed is empty.
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Phil had moved into our parents' bedroom for the king-size bed and the TV.
Fiction book (1997) -
We have already resigned ourselves to buying a king-size bed prior to his arrival, so that will help.
Blog text (12) -
A Monet painting hangs over a king-sized bed with a green silk comforter.
Fiction book (2000) -
The hotel suite featured a luxurious king-size bed that was perfect for a good night's sleep.
Synonyms
Larger than normal and often too big for its use
A clothing size for people who are bigger than average
Bigger than the usual size, often used for beds
How Big
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
King-size comes from king, meaning a ruler or something royal, and size, meaning 'how big'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of something 'as big as a king', so king-size means extra large or much bigger than usual.