bedsheet

[ bed-sheet ]

noun

1. sheet ¹( def 1 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of bedsheet¹

bed + sheet ¹

Example Sentences

“Cloth face masks are going to have a lifetime—they deteriorate the same way your bedsheets fall apart wash, after wash, after wash,” says Noble.

From Popular-Science

Sometimes, she drapes wet bedsheets over a drying rack in front of her fan, hoping to add moisture to the dry prairie air.

From Washington Post

However, for as much as it may seem like anyone with a microphone, closet and bedsheet has their own podcast, the podcasting market is not actually so saturated.

From Digiday

I made masks in early April from old bedsheets, stitched together with janky, seventh-grade home-ec sewing skills.

From Washington Post

You can also get creative and project onto non-traditional places like ceilings, over bedsheets, and other funky surfaces.

From Popular-Science

Modern historians have freed Alexander's daughter from her popular but mistaken image as a poisoner and bedsheet diplomat.

From The Daily Beast

There they likewise found the bedsheet and the blanket which had previously been taken.

From Project Gutenberg

Friar Mathieu tore away a piece of the bedsheet and dabbed Simon's wound with it.

From Project Gutenberg