bedframe

[ bed-freym ]

noun

Origin of bedframe

First recorded in 1805–15; bed + frame

Also, on their honeymoon, Edward breaks the bedframe from the ferocity of boning.
The Future of Twilight | Natasha Vargas-Cooper | July 1, 2010 | THE DAILY BEAST
The boots, the heavy, clumsy boots—they clung to the bedframe, with his feet half out of them.
Death of a Spaceman | Walter M. Miller
He lay on a high bed, surrounded by prim white walls, and there was even a chart of some kind at the bottom of the bedframe.
The Sky Is Falling | Lester del Rey
He pressed the control button on the bedframe that lifted the head of the bed up so that he was in a semi-reclining position.
Anything You Can Do ... | Gordon Randall Garrett

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