Crossword clues for cot
cot
- Primitive bed
- Portable place to sleep
- MASH bed
- Futon kin
- Folded sleeper
- Foldaway, e.g
- Foldable sleeper
- Emergency shelter bed
- Easily stowed bed
- Co-sleeper alternative
- Camper's bed
- Camp bunk
- Camp berth
- Bed on wheels
- Bed for a soldier
- Base bunk
- Barracks item
- Bare-bones bed
- Army resting spot
- Army __
- ''MASH'' prop
- Word from the Hindi for "bedstead"
- Willie Ziavino and ___ Band
- Where a soldier may be out
- Where a guest may rest
- What three people staying in a hotel room for two may request if they're not down to snuggle
- What Brits call a crib
- What a soldier might sleep on
- Wac sack
- Very simple bed
- Very basic bed
- Used when struggling musicians graduate from the floor
- Used when musicians move up from floor crashing
- Travel bed for rocker
- Third bed in a double room
- Thing in a motel closet
- Tent furnishing
- Temporary bed
- Summer camp bed
- Struggling rocker's bed
- Stowable sleeper
- Storable sleeper
- Spare bed
- Something folded in a closet
- Small sack?
- Small hut
- Simple, portable bed
- Simple sleeper
- Simple place to rest
- Simple bed
- Simple bed for an extra hotel guest
- Shelter offering
- Sheath for a hurt finger
- Sack in a tent
- Roll-out at a hotel
- Private's bed, maybe
- Private's bed
- Private sleeping arrangement?
- Private place to sleep?
- Private bed
- Portable, collapsible bed
- Plain bed
- Place for a sleeping soldier
- Place for a retired soldier?
- Piece of furniture with a ton of stuffed animals (in my house, at least)
- Piece of camp furniture
- Pajama party bed, perhaps
- No-frills resting place
- Night spot for an out-of-town guest
- Narrow, collapsible bed
- Motel rollout
- Military bed
- Jail cell bed
- It might be set up for a houseguest
- It folds for easy storage
- Infirmary bed
- In-a-pinch sleeper
- In-a-pinch bed
- Impermanent bed
- Humble bed
- Houseguest's bed, sometimes
- Hotel room roll-in
- Guest's offering
- Guest's bed, maybe
- Guest's bed, at times
- Guest sack
- Gas that plants absorb, briefly
- Foldaway, perhaps
- Foldaway sleeper
- Foldaway hotel amenity
- Fold-out sleeper
- Fold-out bed
- Field bed
- Family's hotel extra
- Extra in a motel
- Extra bed
- Extra bed in a hotel room
- Evacuation center sight
- Dry ice, chemically
- Company bed, perhaps
- Compact bed
- Collapsible furniture
- Collapsible army bed
- Collapsable bed
- Camping bed
- Camper's snoozing spot
- Camper's resting place
- Camper's item
- Camper's couch
- Camp foldaway
- Camp bed for packed hotel room
- Bunkhouse fixture
- Bit of camp gear
- Bit of barracks furniture
- Big name in French perfumes
- Beetle Bailey's sleeping spot
- Bed that's foldable
- Bed that might fold
- Bed on a base
- Bed in some yurts
- Bed in a bivouac
- Bed in a barracks
- Bed found in the five longest Across answers
- Bed for struggling musician
- Bed for an extra hotel guest
- Bed for a struggling musician?
- Bed for a guest
- Bed at a base
- Basic sleeping spot
- Basic resting spot
- Basic resting place
- Basic base bunk
- Barracks rack
- Barracks furnishing
- Baby crib, to a Brit
- Army bunk
- Air mattress alternative
- "M*A*S*H" set piece
- Folding 47-Across
- Hospital bed
- Narrow berth
- Army sleeper
- Army bed
- Foldaway, e.g.
- Foldaway bed
- Place for a nap
- Camp sight
- Rollaway relative
- Red Cross supply
- Simple sack
- Place for a sheet
- No-frills bed
- Simple resting place
- Blanket site
- Item in a tent, perhaps
- Cabin bed
- Barracks bed
- Small home, in poetry
- Nap site
- Hotel extra
- Camp sack
- Hotel room option
- Visitor's sleeping spot, maybe
- Bunkhouse bunk
- Hotel room extra for an extra
- Foldout bed
- Barracks bunk
- Fold-up bed
- Rollaway bed
- Simple bunk
- Camp bed, often
- Small house; hut
- Field hospital sight
- Small bed
- Motel extra, perhaps
- Collapsible place to collapse
- "M*A*S*H" prop
- Sleeping aid
- Rest spot
- Prison staple
- Item in a tent, maybe
- Canvas in a wooden frame, of sorts
- Retirement spot
- Sin relative?
- Trig function
- Bunkhouse feature
- Something that may be rolled out for company
- Space-saving bed
- Spare bed, often
- Extra bed, maybe
- Infirmary sight
- MASH unit
- Disaster shelter sight
- Simple 29-Down
- Hotel offering for an extra charge
- Jail cell sight
- Shelter accommodation
- Barracks sight
- A sheath worn to protect a finger
- Baby bed with high sides
- A small bed that folds up for storage or transport
- Charpoy
- Fingerstall
- Portable bed
- Small shelter
- Makeshift bed
- Canvas bed
- Stretcher with legs
- Rustic house
- Cell item
- Collapsible bed in the barracks
- Light bedstead
- G.I. resting place
- Folding bed — fingerstall
- Four-poster's little brother
- Resting place
- Camper's need
- Sleeping place
- Dormitory item
- Tent fixture
- Tent item
- Camping gear
- Company, time for bed
- Officer has little time for bed
- Nursery item’s function
- Narrow bed
- Bed found in croft, oddly
- Baby’s bed
- Baby's bed
- "MASH" prop
- Guest's bed, perhaps
- Crash site?
- Sleep on it
- Simple bed used by a camper
- Nap sack
- Place to retire
- Trigonometry abbr
- Foldable bed
- Bivouac bed
- Infant's bed
- Type of bed
- Camping equipment
- Foldable furniture
- Camping item
- Private bed?
- One place for a nap
- Camper's gear
- Base bed
- Army sack
- Spot for a snooze
- Soldier's sack
- Shelter bed
- Portable bunk
- Nursery feature
- No-frills sleeper
- Guest accommodation
- Army sack?
- Soldier's bed
- Sleeping accommodation
- Foldup bed
- Foldaway furniture item
- Child's bed
- Campsite bed
- Camp site
- Bunk bed
- Bedroll alternative
- Basic bed
- A place to sleep
- Used when whole band's in hotel room
- Tent bed
- Summer camp bunk, often
- Stowable bed
- Storable bed
- Private's bunk
- Private sleeping spot?
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Cot \Cot\ (k[o^]t), n. [OE. cot, cote, AS. cot, cote, cottage; akin to D. & Icel. kot, G. koth, kot, kothe. Cf. Coat.]
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A small house; a cottage or hut.
The sheltered cot, the cultivated farm.
--Goldsmith. A pen, coop, or like shelter for small domestic animals, as for sheep or pigeons; a cote.
A cover or sheath; as, a roller cot (the clothing of a drawing roller in a spinning frame); a cot for a sore finger. See also finger cot.
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[Cf. Ir. cot.] A small, rudely-formed boat.
Bell cot. (Arch.) See under Bell.
Cot \Cot\ (k[o^]t), n. [AS. cot cottage, bedchamber; or cf. OF. coite, F. couette (E. quilt), LL. cottum, cottus, mattress. See Cot a cottage.] A sleeping place of limited size; a little bed; a cradle; a piece of canvas extended by a frame, used as a bed. [Written also cott.]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"small bed," 1630s, from Hindi khat "couch, hammock," from Sanskrit khatva, probably from a Dravidian source (compare Tamil kattil "bedstead").
"hut, cottage;" see cote.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. 1 (context US English) A simple bed, especially one for portable or temporary purposes; a camp bed. 2 (context nautical English) A wooden bed frame, slung by its corners from a beam, in which officers slept before the introduction of bunks. 3 A crib (child's bed). 4 A cover or sheath. 5 A finger cover used to prevent static discharge. 6 A small, crudely-formed boat. Etymology 2
n. 1 (context archaic English) A cottage or small homestead. 2 A pen, coop, or similar shelter for small domestic animals, such as sheep or pigeons; a cote.
WordNet
n. a sheath worn to protect a finger [syn: fingerstall]
baby bed with high sides [syn: crib]
a small bed that folds up for storage or transport [syn: camp bed]
Wikipedia
A cot is a camp bed or infant bed.
Cot or COT may also refer to:
Cot is a surname which may refer to:
- Jean-Pierre Cot (born 1937), French professor and judge
- Pierre Cot (1895– 1977), French politician
- Pierre Auguste Cot (1837–1883), French painter of the Academic Classicism school
Usage examples of "cot".
Long he abode in that chamber looking at the arras, and wondering whether the sitter in the ivory throne would be any other than the thrall in the greenwood cot.
Everywhere they saw men and women working afield, but no houses of worthy yeomen or vavassors, or cots of good husbandmen.
A clothes airer stacked with damp washing, a pram and a bed were crammed up against a cot from which he swiftly averted his attention.
The abbot greeted him politely and offered him an iron cot in a cell with a south exposure, after apologizing for the fact that the guest suite had been recently exposed to smallpox.
Me and Biel, least we got a solid cot below the hall, and enough food for us and the girls.
It was some hours later, when the recorder was playing loudly in the middle section, that he looked up to see Biset, this time, standing by his cot.
That is to say, the Biter has such things, cots for the officers, all comforts of the home.
His cot was in the third corner, while a fourth actually held a small light safe that Brye had clamped to the floor with special locks.
He was waking up on one of the narrow cots in a small room in the caravanserai on Maracanda, and peoplelive, solid peoplewere forcing their way in through the window.
After a few more minutes of unsuccessfully trying not to think of what lay in store for a celibate nun in a meat show, I trudged over to the Man of Many Colors, who was lying very still on one of the cots, while the Human Lizard and the India Rubber Man took turns rubbing his wrists vigorously and mopping sweat from his forehead.
Chen gestured with one arm, pointing at the opposite side of the room, which was filled with two rows of cots and reclining men.
Six narrow Army cots roughly three feet apart stood one end against the wall in a long line.
Three cots down, Aggie was tying her hair in rag curlers, using a mirror propped on her cross-legged lap.
Agreeing sounds of laughter came from the row of cots, not too loud and not too forceful.
Slowly they all moved toward their own Army cots, unsettled by this sudden intrusion of a stranger among them.