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Camp bed   /kæmp bɛd/   Listen
Camp bed

noun
1.
A small bed that folds up for storage or transport.  Synonym: cot.






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"Camp bed" Quotes from Famous Books



... the Destroyer where General Stopford had his Headquarters, and I fancy words of exhortation were spoken to him. We slept on the Triad, Admiral de Robeck's Yacht. I had a camp bed on the Bridge, so as to hear any happenings during the night. About dawn our Monitors started to shell the heights behind Anafarta and a sort of assault was made; the Turkish battery opened with shrapnel, and our fellows did not seem to ...
— Gallipoli Diary, Volume 2 • Ian Hamilton

... out on the first court, which is guarded by sentries at the outer gate. No human power can make any impression on the walls. Besides, a man sentenced to death is at once secured in a straitwaistcoat, a garment which precludes all use of the hands; he is chained by one foot to his camp bed, and he has a fellow prisoner to watch and attend on him. The room is paved with thick flags, and the light is so dim that it is hard to ...
— Scenes from a Courtesan's Life • Honore de Balzac

... blue lips and a face drained of blood, lying on my camp bed. His voice was very small and ...
— Mr. Standfast • John Buchan

... Carroll's motherly hands into her little camp bed on the porch, she lay awake, sick at heart. Far from loving Billy Oliver, she almost disliked him! She did not want to be engaged this way, she wanted, at this time of all times in her life, to be treated with dignity, to be idolized, ...
— Saturday's Child • Kathleen Norris

... probably end his existence in that filthy little hamlet. He would never have the energy to return to Goyaz alone. I was rather glad he had gone, as, a few nights previously, he had fired at me while I was asleep. The bullet had actually made a hole through the canvas of my camp bed. I had fortunately taken the precaution to alter the position of my bed—under my tent—a precaution I took every night, after my men had gone to sleep in their hammocks, some distance outside. The man had evidently aimed where he thought my head was resting. I having turned the bed ...
— Across Unknown South America • Arnold Henry Savage Landor



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