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lace pillow

American  

noun

  1. pillow.


Etymology

Origin of lace pillow

First recorded in 1785–95

Example Sentences

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And as the door clicked shut, I pushed the fireplace poker off the bed and pulled the lace pillow over my head with a groan.

From Literature

A doll sits in a rocker, and a teddy bear rests against a lace pillow on the bed.

From Literature

Her head rested on a lace pillow, a thin scarf around her neck.

From New York Times

A lace pillow with its pins and reels of thread was upon the table before her, and her thin hands were moving quickly and deftly over it hither and thither.

From Project Gutenberg

Dainty said, timidly, as she laid her golden head down on the lace pillow.

From Project Gutenberg