car bed
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of car bed
First recorded in 1950–55
Example Sentences
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He and his friends took turns destroying the plastic sports car bed frame in the final hours of the livestream.
From BBC
Nestled in his race car bed with a blanket over his face and something new playing in the bottom corner of his screen, Ahgren exuded exhaustion.
From The Verge
He’s spent a lot of time in that spot lately — in fact, he’s broadcast dozens of hours of himself curled up in a bright red race car bed since his stream first started.
From The Verge
When he was nine, he wandered off at the Ikea showroom and decided to nap in a race car bed, in an attempt to become a permanent resident of the store—and I had to track him down before Mom and Dad found out and called in the national guard.
From Literature
“There you go, Garrett,” Alyssa says, “didn’t you always want a car bed?”
From Literature
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