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water bed

British  

noun

  1. a waterproof mattress filled with water

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And meet the Californians who are cultish about their water beds and designer filters.

From Los Angeles Times

Just outside Barcelona, new cracked, thirsty water beds appear after months of little to no rain.

From Washington Times

A prince pulled into an Underworld sleeps on a blood bed, not a water bed.

From Washington Post

My wife isn't into chocolate, so she booked a seaweed wrap, which was done on a water bed, and absolutely loved it.

From Salon

Water pillows — which range from about $60 to more than $100 — are often heavy and, like water beds, can spring leaks.

From Washington Post