Definition of bedsheet
:an oblong piece of usually cotton or linen cloth used as an article of bedding
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The same five-star amenities carry over to the tents, along with natural timber walking sticks, a wine-and-cheese picnic backpack and nightly turndown featuring hot cocoa, a s’mores kit and hot-water bottles to warm the bedsheets.
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My stained bedsheets are here to tell you that squirting is, in fact, very real.
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Or layer fabric table runners made from an unused top bedsheet with creative materials like bamboo or mesh, along with placemats.
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Its last homicide was in 2009, when a prisoner strangled his cellmate with a torn bedsheet.
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Weapons used in prison homicides can range from strips of bedsheets to improvised shanks, said University of Florida Professor Emeritus Bob Dekle.
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Lowery depicts ghosts with actors standing under bedsheets, bringing to mind cheap Halloween costumes from childhood.
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The classic cheap Halloween costume--a bedsheet with two holes for eyes--becomes a symbol of grief and longing in David Lowery's spooky-somber chamber piece A Ghost Story.
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Just foolishness of course, just a story to tell, on a night when the bedsheet beasties walk the earth.
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First Known Use of bedsheet
15th century
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