bedstre

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 52
Materials of a bed. "Y schal moiste my bedstre with my teer is."Wyclif: Psalm vii. 7. + bed-swerver, s. One who swerves from faithfulne with regard to marriage VOWS. "She's a bed -swerver, even as bad as those That vulgars give the boldest titles to." Shakesp.: Winter's Tale, ii. 1. bed-tick, s. [In Dut. beddetijk .] Cloth made into a huge bag to contain the feathers or other material of a mattre ; a mattre , without the material used for stuffing it. ( Pennant .)
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