bedticks
bedticks is the plural of bedtick.
Meaning of bedtick
Noun
bedtick (plural bedticks)
- A sheet used for enclosing the materials of a mattress, such as straw.
- March 25, 1894, Alexander Berkman, "letter to Fedy", republished in 1912 in Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist
Sleepless, I toss on the withered mattress. The ravages of time and the weight of many inmates have demoralized it out of all semblance of a bedtick. But the Block Captain persistently ignores...
- Synonyms:
- tick mattress, bed tick, bed-tick, tick
- March 25, 1894, Alexander Berkman, "letter to Fedy", republished in 1912 in Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist
Questions about bedticks
- What is bedticks the plural of?
- Bedticks is the plural of bedtick.
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