Bed
Bed noun - A plot of ground in which plants are growing.
Usage example: the gardener planted a bed of roses
Patch
Patch noun - A small area that is different (as in color) from the main part.
How words are described
| old | old bed | old patch |
| full | full bed | full patch |
| nice | nice bed | nice patch |
| specific | specific bed | specific patch |
| Other adjectives: certain, separate, free, single, simple, small, actual, entire, large, big, huge, little, new, next, pink, giant, medical, nearest. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- For example, in It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown when Linus does not return home from the pumpkin patch by 4:00 A.M., Lucy gets out of bed, walks out to the pumpkin patch, leads her brother home, and puts him to bed.
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However, she does ask for candy for him, too, when she goes trick-or-treating (albeit begrudgingly), and when he does not return home from the pumpkin patch by 4 a.m., she gets out of bed, walks out to the pumpkin patch, leads her brother home and puts him to bed.
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After-Action Patch-Up: The scene where Jane saves Mr Rochester from burning alive in his bed is re-imagined as a mysterious accident with crashing of the glass.
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