Crossword clues for sofas
sofas
- Parlor seats
- Makeshift beds
- Living room furniture pieces
- Divan cousins
- Couch potatoes' furniture, obviously
- Comfortable furniture
- Where couch potatoes hang out
- TV viewers' vantage points
- Tough pieces of furniture to move
- Tot trampolines?
- They often keep the change
- They might be sectional
- They may be sleepers
- They may be overstuffed
- They have arms but no elbows
- Spots for TV channel surfers
- Spots for a couch potato
- Sometime beds
- Some sleeping places
- Some have built-in beds
- Sectionals and sleepers
- Sectionals and loveseats
- Remote places
- Remote locations
- Potential beds
- Places to watch Netflix, maybe
- Places to nap, perhaps
- Places to crash after a long day
- Places to channel surf
- Places for channel surfers
- Places for binge-watchers
- Padded couches
- Neighbors of coffee tables
- Moving day monstrosities
- Love seats' relatives
- Love seats, e.g
- Lounge furnishings
- Long upholstered seats
- Living-room seatings
- Living-room couches
- Living room couches
- Large pieces of living room furniture
- Indoor trampolines?
- Ikea purchases
- Home furnishings
- Guest beds, in a pinch
- Furniture store staples
- Furniture store section
- Ethan Allen buys
- Den pieces
- Davenports and love seats
- Davenport and divan
- Crasher's spots
- Crash sites for some partygoers
- Couches in family rooms
- Couch potatoes' hangouts
- Couch potato perches
- Conversation pit pieces
- Common common area sights
- Comfy seats
- Chesterfields, in no slang
- Channel-surfing spots
- Bulky moving-day items
- Beds, at times
- Divans
- Chesterfields, e.g
- Napping spots, perhaps
- Remote spots?
- Certain convertibles
- Davenports, e.g
- Love seats, e.g.
- TV room features
- Resting places
- Chesterfields, e.g.
- Guest beds, often
- Lounging sites in lounges
- Some sleepers
- Couches with backs
- They support TV viewers
- Where houseguests may sleep
- Sectionals, e.g.
- Features of green rooms
- Coin collectors?
- Furniture store display
- Lounge furniture
- Some British squabs
- Parlor pieces
- Tuxedo and chesterfield
- Upholstered couches
- Pieces in the parlor
- Daybeds' kin
- They go with grandFATHER chairs
- Certain squabs
- Stuffed seats
- Seats for several
- Living-room items
- Some features of a sitting room
- Comfy spots
- Some convertibles
- Living-room pieces
- Sectionals, e.g
- Living room furniture
- Some are sleepers
- Parlor furniture
- Moving-day challenges
- Furniture pieces
- Some parlor pieces
- Some Chippendales
- Soft seats
- Remote locations?
- Some convert into beds
- Living room pieces
- Guest beds?
- Crash sites?
- Vegging-out spots
- Spots for couch potatoes
- Remote locales?
- Remote hiding places?
- Challenges for movers
- Where to find couch potatoes
- Where those in the doghouse sleep?
- Upholstery jobs
- Upholstered pieces
- Spots for dozers
- Some seats
- Some IKEA purchases
- Soft spots
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sofa \So"fa\, n.; pl. Sofas. [Ar. soffah, from saffa to dispose in order: cf. F. sofa, It. sof[`a].] A long seat, usually with a cushioned bottom, back, and ends; -- much used as a comfortable piece of furniture.
Let fall the curtains, wheel the sofa round.
--Cowper.
Sofa bed, a sofa so contrived that it may be extended to form a bed; -- called also sofa bedstead.
Wiktionary
n. (plural of sofa English)
Usage examples of "sofas".
But the others clung to the backs of the sofas and did not seem to mind the motion as long as they were not tipped out.
They tumbled into the cushioned seats of the sofas as quickly as possible, and Tip gave the word to the Gump to start.
The antlered head was again hung over the mantle-piece in the hall, and the sofas were untied and placed in the reception parlors.
And it seems to me it is more important to bring the legs of the sofas to life than the head.
White sofas, white chairs, bookshelves built in simple cubic sections, painted with the same white paint that had been used on the walls.
It was about twelve by twelve and heavily furnished with armchairs and sofas and glass-fronted chest-high cabinets filled with china ornaments.
There was a sitting room at one end with two sofas in pale floral patterns.
They felt like sofas, wide enough for him to squirm left and right without bruising bis hips against the arms.
She loved the elegant way he draped himself over sofas and window seats, and suddenly dropped off to sleep like a puppy.
Here the cheerful serenity of primrose-yellow curtains and walls and drained blue and white striped sofas and chairs was somewhat marred by savage hunting scenes of lions and bears fighting off packs of dogs and men with spears.
As the soundtrack of Rannaldini's film of Don Giovanni flooded the tower and its surrounding woodland, Flora bounded up a spiral staircase into a sitting room furnished with pale grey sofas and chairs and two high footstools covered in buttercup-yellow and crimson silk.