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A soft quilt usually filled with the down of the eider
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duvet
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
A duvet (, , or ; from the French duvet "down") is a type of bedding consisting of a soft flat bag filled with down , feathers , wool , silk or a synthetic alternative, and typically protected with a removable cover, analogous to a pillow and pillow case. ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES duvet day COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS ■ ADJECTIVE double ▪ From their Empire Collection, Antoinette costs £69.99 for a double duvet cover. ▪ Astor limed oak clock Bed linen Avignon White double duvet cover, from £69.99; ...
Usage examples of duvet.
Bonnie jumped off the duvet and bounced around happily at the thought of a visitor.
He came charging out and together we smothered the flames with the duvet as Trevor squirmed and squealed like a tormented animal.
The candles threw a soft yellow haze over the four-poster bed with its green velvet duvet, the mounds of pillows, forest-green, crimson, saffron yellow.
I once lost a single-sized Paddington Bear duvet cover and a matching fitted sheet.
I made it to his bedroom, though, and dragged his duvet down without encountering too many obstacles.
I was awake at six, chasing an errant duvet and trying not to fall off the edge of the bed, where Chris had propelled me.
Stretched by her side beneath the light duvet, naked flesh to naked flesh, Blaze was exploring the seductive curve of her breast when something about her stillness made him pause.
But when she had donned her nightdress and crept be neath the duvet her troubled mind refused to let her sleep.
Going back into the bedroom she saw the duvet rucked up as if there was someone still in the bed.
Determined to put an end to such mournful nonsense she flung the duvet aside, and there he was.
She shook out the duvet, unfastening the cover to make sure there was nothing inside.
I wanted to be back in bed, curled up with the duvet over my head, and all of this a million miles away.
The duvet was heaped up, moulded around his shape, and I thought suddenly of Alex in this room.
I pulled the duvet away from his face peaceful, sleeping, a small boy sleeping but there was a smell rising from him, unpleasantly sweet.
So I guided him through to my bedroom, half-walking, half-stumbling, and I helped him into my bed and wrapped the duvet around him.