tent bed

noun

1. a field bed having a canopy in the form of a tent.

Word History and Origins

Origin of tent bed¹

First recorded in 1745–55

Example Sentences

However, Ka’ana Boutique Resort provides a deluxe version, including a tent, bed, butler and helicopter transfers to and from Caracol starting at $4,298 per person.

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An engraving by Bosse of a queen reposing on a tent bed, Death peeps in through the curtains, another Death stands at the corner of the bed, whilst a female with a shield, inscribed PIETAS, levels a dart at the queen.

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Tent′-bed, a bed having a canopy hanging from a central point overhead; Tent′-cloth, canvas, duck, &c. suitable for tents.—adj.

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I would not incommode you, said the King, for the World; if you can't admit of my Company, I'll go and rest upon the Tent Bed in that Closet, being determin'd to stay here all Night.

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General Gorgaud slept on a small tent bed with green silk hangings, which Napoleon had had with him in all his campaigns.

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