bedfellow

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noun companion

More words related to bedfellow

guest

noun. person accommodated, given hospitality

guests

noun. person accommodated, given hospitality

Word Origin & History

"close friend, roommate," mid-15c., from bed (n.) + fellow (n.). Also (late 15c) "concubine." Earlier in the "close companion" sense was bed-fere (early 14c.). Bedsister "husband's concubine" is recorded in Middle English (c.1300).

Example Sentences for bedfellow

My cousin Jenny Fynnett is here, and desires to be my bedfellow to-night.

We were afraid of awakening her bedfellow, and kept perfect silence.

I had exchanged my brother John as a bedfellow for Walter Packard.

At length the elder brother wearied of this diversion and aroused his bedfellow.

The next moment his bedfellow was "covered" with two "guns."

He was my companion and playmate during the day, and my bedfellow at night.

And you have the lively picture of it, every night for your bedfellow.

He assigned me to "bunk" with the only boy in the room who had no bedfellow or "bunkie."

Older; it has a white head, and shall never die till she be buried: her wrongs shall be my bedfellow.

He wriggled from his bedfellow; she put an arm about him, drew him to her.

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roommate

Synonyms for bedfellow

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