pillow fustian

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 36
The most common variety of pillow-lace, 8. [BOBBIN-LACE.] *pillow-pipe, s . A last pipe smoked before going to bed. pillow-sham, s. A sham pillow-case, used for ornainent only. pillow-slip, s. A pillow-case, a slip. "The prisoner was conveyed in a pillow - slip to the edge of the cliff."- Burroughs : Pepacton , p. 213. pillow-word, s. (See extract.) "The common habit of inserting in a sentence words which have no meaning to fill a temporary hiatus while the speaker is thinking of his next word. Such words are even recognized by Oriental grammarians as 'prop words' or ' pillow - words .' "-Atheneum, March 4, 1882. pil'-lōw, v. t. [PILLOW, 8.] To rest on, or as on, a pillow; to lay or rest for support.
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