bedding

Synonyms for bedding

noun covering for sleeping furniture

noun. fabric

noun. something that holds up structure

noun. something that holds up structure

later Old English beddinge "bedding, bed covering," from bed. Meaning "bottom layer of anything" is from c.1400.

Bed and bedding had gone, piece by piece, to the second-hand dealers of the neighborhood.

He ate his supper and then spread his bedding on the ground just outside the door of the cabin.

"Look," he said, pointing at the growing pile of bags and bedding on the brig's quarter-deck.

The bedding followed; the cell was gone over microscopically.

The waggon-maker went back to the corner of his house for some bedding.

Drawings, instruments, camera, open trunks and bedding were flooded.

There was no bedding, no bed-clothing, no attempt at comfort of any kind.

In the morning our bedding was covered with a couple of inches of new snow.

All slept in their clothing, for we had no bedding and the night was cold.

The driest they placed to one side to use for bedding later.