Alaskan King
Alaskan King noun: a very large bed measuring 108 × 108 inches (274 × 274 cm), considerably larger than a king-sized bed.
Noun
Alaskan King (plural Alaskan Kings)
- A very large bed measuring 108 × 108 inches (274 × 274 cm), considerably larger than a king-sized bed.
Forms of Alaskan King
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Origin of Alaskan King
Likely named in reference to the vast size of the state and its general shape (compare California king, which is long but somewhat narrower, alongside other large beds named for Texas and Wyoming).
Questions about Alaskan King
- What does Alaskan King mean?
- Alaskan King means a very large bed measuring 108 × 108 inches (274 × 274 cm), considerably larger than a king-sized bed.
- What part of speech is Alaskan King?
- Alaskan King is a noun.
- What is the plural of Alaskan King?
- The plural of Alaskan King is Alaskan Kings.
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