Bed

Meaning

Noun

●

In Furniture:

A

piece of furniture

, usually

and

, on which to

or sleep.

A

in which to

the night.

One's place of

or rest.

The time for

or

;

time.

Time

in a bed.

Marriage.

Sexual activity.

Clipping of bedroom.

●

In Furniture & Sleep:

A

piece of furniture

, usually

and

, on which to

or sleep.

Sleep;

;

.

●

A place, or

or

, on which

or is laid.

The

of a

, such as an

,

,

, or river.

An area where a large number of

,

, other

, or a large amount of

is found.

A

plot.

A

or

of a fluid.

The

, or

, of a railroad.

The

of a

,

,

, or other

that

the

to be hauled.

A

of

to

a

of a ship’s

; a pallet.

A

of

,

, over which a

DJ talks.

The

of a trampoline.

●

In Printing:

A place, or

or

, on which

or is laid.

The

part of the

, on which the form is laid.

●

In Computing:

A place, or

or

, on which

or is laid.

The

of a

on which a

is

to be scanned.

●

In Darts:

A place, or

or

, on which

or is laid.

Any of the

of a

with a point value,

by a wire.

●

A

or surface.

A

of

,

, etc.

●

In Geology:

A

or surface.

The

of a

or

by

divisional planes

(

)

it from

above and below.

●

In Masonry:

A

or surface.

The

of a

stone.

The lower

of a

,

, or tile.

A

of

or

a wall.

●

Alternative form of B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education).

●

Initialism of

dose.

●

Initialism of

disorder.

Verb

●

Senses

to a

as a place for

or sleeping.

To

; to

to sleep.

To place in a bed.

To

with a

or

ding.

●

In Sex:

Senses

to a

as a place for

or sleeping.

To have

sexual intercourse

(with).

●

In Hunting:

Senses

to a

as a place for

or sleeping.

Of large

: to

rest.

●

Senses

to a

as a place or

on which

or is laid.

To

or

any

place, or place of

and security,

or

; to embed.

To

a

, as

in

, or

in cement.

To

(plants) in a

bed.

To

or

the

of (stone) so it can

as a bed.

To

; to

order; to place in a

or

position.

To

, as machinery.

Sourced from

Origin

bed

English

bed

Middle English (1100-1500)

bedd

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

Sourced from

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