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1. sleigh bed
noun.
A
bed
with
solid
headboard
and
footboard
that
roll
outward
at
the
top.
Synonyms
bed
Antonyms
natural elevation
natural object
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2. sleigh
noun.
(ˈsleɪ)
A
vehicle
mounted
on
runners
and
pulled
by
horses
or
dogs;
for
transportation
over
snow.
Synonyms
toboggan
sled
runner
pung
sledge
bob
luge
vehicle
bobsleigh
dog sled
dogsled
dog sleigh
bobsled
Antonyms
stand still
stay in place
discontinue
disengage
perambulate
Etymology
sleigh (English)
slee (Dutch)
3. sleigh
verb.
(ˈsleɪ)
Ride
(on)
a
sled.
Synonyms
toboggan
sled
ride
bob
luge
mush
dogsled
bobsled
Antonyms
walk
tramp
sneak
flounder
limp
Etymology
sleigh (English)
slee (Dutch)
4. bed
noun.
(ˈbɛd)
A
piece
of
furniture
that
provides
a
place
to
sleep.
Synonyms
single bed
deathbed
truckle
trundle
twin bed
sleeping accommodation
camp bed
double bed
hammock
sack
marriage bed
berth
bunk bed
trundle bed
plank-bed
sleigh bed
truckle bed
bedstead
mattress
sleeping room
bedroom
cot
sickbed
bedframe
built in bed
bedchamber
bunk
platform bed
four-poster
built-in bed
Murphy bed
couch
chamber
bedroom furniture
water bed
Antonyms
disparage
stand
stay in place
hire
unfasten
Etymology
bed (English)
bed (Middle English (1100-1500))
bedd (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
5. bed
noun.
(ˈbɛd)
A
plot
of
ground
in
which
plants
are
growing.
Synonyms
turnip bed
asparagus bed
bed of flowers
seedbed
patch
plot of land
flower bed
plot
plot of ground
hotbed
flowerbed
Antonyms
undock
arrive
disjoin
divide
disarrange
Etymology
bed (English)
bed (Middle English (1100-1500))
bedd (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
6. bed
noun.
(ˈbɛd)
A
depression
forming
the
ground
under
a
body
of
water.
Synonyms
natural depression
riverbed
seabed
sea floor
sea bottom
lake bottom
Davy Jones
streambed
ocean bottom
ocean floor
river bottom
depression
bottom
lake bed
creek bed
Davy Jones's locker
Antonyms
natural elevation
disclaim
outgo
stay
stand still
Etymology
bed (English)
bed (Middle English (1100-1500))
bedd (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. bed
noun.
(ˈbɛd)
Single
thickness
of
usually
some
homogeneous
substance.
Synonyms
cushion
overlay
artefact
wall
ply
mount
blanket
backing
row
artifact
layer
laminate
interlayer
tier
lift
course
Antonyms
natural object
iodinate
string
abstain
give
Etymology
bed (English)
bed (Middle English (1100-1500))
bedd (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. bed
verb.
(ˈbɛd)
Prepare
for
sleep.
Synonyms
retire
bed down
hit the hay
crawl in
hit the sack
bunk down
go to sleep
go to bed
kip down
turn in
sack out
Antonyms
turn out
get up
lose
straighten
wife
Etymology
bed (English)
bed (Middle English (1100-1500))
bedd (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. bed
noun.
(ˈbɛd)
A
foundation
of
earth
or
rock
supporting
a
road
or
railroad
track.
Synonyms
roadbed
railroad bed
substructure
foundation
fundament
foot
groundwork
understructure
base
Antonyms
fuse
saddle
lodge
burden
dock
Etymology
bed (English)
bed (Middle English (1100-1500))
bedd (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
10. bed
noun.
(ˈbɛd)
A
stratum
of
ore
or
coal
thick
enough
to
be
mined
with
profit.
Synonyms
seam
coal seam
stratum
Antonyms
go
obviate
refuse
dishonor
Etymology
bed (English)
bed (Middle English (1100-1500))
bedd (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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