bedding
Americannoun
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blankets, sheets, etc., used on a bed; bedclothes.
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bedclothes together with a matress.
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litter; straw, etc., as a bed for animals.
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Building Trades.
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a foundation or bottom layer.
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a thin layer of putty laid in the rabbet of a window frame or muntin to give a pane of glass an even backing.
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Geology. arrangement of sedimentary rocks in strata.
adjective
noun
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bedclothes, sometimes considered together with a mattress
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litter, such as straw, for animals
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something acting as a foundation, such as mortar under a brick
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the arrangement of a mass of rocks into distinct layers; stratification
Etymology
Origin of bedding
Example Sentences
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She’s also taken along bedding — a lot more than usual — to help shepherd in an L.A.
From Los Angeles Times
The virus spreads from person to person through close physical contact, coughs or sneezes and touching infected clothing, bedding or towels.
From BBC
The Carthage, Mo., company makes furniture, engineered components and products for homes, offices, automobiles and commercial aircraft, including bedding products such as mattress springs, specialty foam, adjustable beds and machinery.
At a plaza at the complex, people manning a local relief effort collected donations and distributed essentials such as clothing, bedding, diapers and food to residents displaced by the fire.
These provide tailored housing advice and guidance, access to a GP, toilets, shower facilities, hot food, hot beverages, a postal service, bedding, clothing and access to volunteer-led activities.
From BBC
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