Bed and Pit

Bed

Bed noun - A place set aside for sleeping.

Pit and bed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pit" instead a noun "Bed".

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

Pit

Pit noun - A sunken area forming a separate space.

Bed and pit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bed" instead a noun "Pit".

How words are described

old old bed old pit
full full bed full pit
long long bed long pit
regular regular bed regular pit
Other adjectives: certain, circular, single, simple, empty, small, actual, entire, large, big, enormous, huge, new, makeshift, next, said, nearby, giant, nearest.

Common collocations

character bed character pit character

Both words in one sentence

  • Manly Gay With appearances by Abraham Lincoln, who may have been an example of this trope if you combine the "shared a bed with a male BFF" detail with the broadswords in a pit duel detail.
    Source: Manly Gay
  • Bizarrchitecture Other times, it's a shallow pit containing his furniture (bed, television, armchair, etc.).
  • Video Game / The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion In the Caught in the Hunt dungeon, there's a pit that drops you onto a bed of spikes.
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