Bedlamite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 52
[Eng. Bedlam; -ite.] An inmate of Bethlehem Hospital for Lunatics, or one who behaves like a madman. "In these poor bedlamites thyself survey, Thyself le innocently mad than they." Fitzgerald. běd-lin'-ěn. [BED-LINEN.] běd-mā-kěr, s. [Eng. bed; maker. In Ger. bett -macher.] 1. Gen. One who makes the beds in a house. 2. Spec.: A person in the universities, whose office it is to make the beds and clean the chambers. "I was deeply in love with my bedmaker , upon which I was rusticated for ever."- Spectator . * bēd-mạn, 8. [BEADSMAN.] běd'-māte, s. [Eng. bed; mate.] A bedfellow, one who occupies the same bed with a person. [BEDFELLOW.] nought but heav'nly busine Shakesp.: Troil. & Cre ., iv. 1. Should rob my bed - mate of my company."
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →