duvet
- noun
- /duːˈveɪ/
- The hotel provided us with a soft duvet that made our stay very comfortable.
- duvet cover
- pillows and duvets
- duvet on the bed
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Watch on YouTubeI had two, what are they double tog fucking duvets or something?
- I had two, what are they double tog fucking duvets or something?
- And the three biggest things that we dealt with was incredible hot sweats, like we're talking sweating through duvets.
Examples
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We have all brand new feather duvets.
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I'm gonna go home, crawl under the duvet for a week.
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Do you want this duvet cover on your bed?
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Do you know what a duvet is?
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Very carefully, holding on to the fitted bottom sheet, she got into bed and pulled the duvet over her.
Fiction book (1990) -
I threw off my duvet and went to investigate further.
Academic text (2007) -
Like snuggling under a duvet.
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In Norway they always have two duvets, one on each side.
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As the nights close in and winter takes hold, I get a hankering to burrow into my duvet, curl up, and hibernate until spring.
Academic text (2007) -
After a long day, I love to snuggle under my duvet and read a book.
Synonyms
A large soft cloth you use on a bed to keep warm
A warm blanket of two layers of fabric stitched together with soft filling
A thick bed covering filled with warm material for sleeping
A decorative cover spread over a bed that covers the sheets and blankets
A decorative cloth for a bed like a thin quilt
A large cloth that covers a bed to make it look nice and keep it warm
A warm quilt filled with soft feathers from the eider duck
A thin sewn blanket you put on a bed for warmth or decoration
A cloth placed on a bed to keep you warm or make it look nice
A thick soft bed covering filled with feathers or warm fibers used instead of sheets
How Warm
Surface Forms
Etymology
Duvet comes from the French word duvet, which means 'down', the soft feathers from birds. So a duvet is a soft, warm blanket filled with that 'down', which is why it feels fluffy and cozy.