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lazy-beds

lazy-beds is the plural of lazy-bed.

Meaning of lazy-bed

Noun

lazy-bed (plural lazy-beds)

  1. (historical) A ridge of ground generally used for growing potatoes and sometimes also for raising corn, the seed being laid on the surface and covered with earth dug out of trenches along both sides.

Questions about lazy-beds

What is lazy-beds the plural of?
Lazy-beds is the plural of lazy-bed.

Words near lazy-beds in the dictionary

  1. lazy-arse
  2. lazy-arses
  3. lazy-ass
  4. lazy-asses
  5. lazy-bed
  6. lazy-beds
  7. lazyarse
  8. lazyarses
  9. lazyass
  10. lazyasses
  11. lazyback

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