Bed

re. Something to sleep or rest in or on; matrimonial connection; marriage; a plat of ground in garden; bottom of a body of water. (Geol.) layer, seam, or stratum. Place on which anything rests.— v. t. To place in a bed; to plant and inclose or cover; to put in a place of rest and security. — i. Togo to bed, cohabit. — Bed'ding, n. Materials for a bed, for man or beast. {Geol.) Position of layers, etc.— Bed' rid, -ridden, -rid-n, a. Confined to the bed by age or infirmity. — Bed'bug, n. An offensive bug, infesting beds. — chamber, n. room for, etc. — clothes, -clothz, n. Sheets, blankets, etc., for, etc. — fellow, n. One who sleeps with another. — piece, -plate, n. {Much.) The foundation-framing or block; base-plate; sole-plate. — -room, n. An apartment for, etc. —-side, n. Side of, etc. — stead, -sted, n. Frame for supporting, etc. — -tick, n. A cloth case, to inclose the materials of, etc. — time, n. Hour for going to bed.