Bed and Foot

Bed

Bed noun - A foundation of earth or rock supporting a road or railroad track.

Usage example: the track bed had washed away

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Foot and bed are semantically related in depth topic. In some cases you can use "Foot" instead a noun "Bed", when it comes to topics like over.

Nearby Words: bedding, bedroom, bedtime, bedhead, bedside

Foot noun - The lowest part, place, or point.

Usage example: the foot of the pedestal

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Bed and foot are semantically related in depth topic. Sometimes you can use "Bed" instead a noun "Foot", if it concerns topics such as over.

Nearby Words: footing, footed, foothold, footage, footfall

old	old bed	old foot
good	good bed	good foot
full	full bed	full foot
best	best bed	best foot
Other adjectives: long, normal, regular, single, empty, small, actual, real, large, big, enormous, huge, wrong, extra, double, said.

Watching her perfectly painted toenails hang over the edge of the bed was what gave birth to his trademark foot fetish later in life.

Source: Son of a Whore
King Arthur King on His Deathbed: Ambrosius falls ill a few years after retaking Britain, and, lying in bed, sees a vision of Merlin, who is away in Ireland, at the foot of the bed.

Source: Literature / The Merlin Trilogy
If Death was at the foot of the bed, they would recover, if Death was at the head of the bed they would die.

Source: Balancing Death's Books

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