Bed Slug

When you stay in bed for so long you get a bit sticky/clammy, like a slug.

My girlfriend is such a bed slug.

by poofiepoop May 14, 2016

bed of roses

an easy life, a pleasant place to work or stay

Who said that retirement is a bed of roses?

by VAKI5 May 9, 2005

Bed Day

A day devoted to nothing but having lots of sex in bed for the whole day.

This could be due to cold weather, so to warm up, sheer hornyness or lack of sexual activity form partner being away.

"Hay lets have a bed day today ;)"

by Phillip_phillipson December 13, 2012

Bed Intruder

An alleged rapist in the 500 Block of Lincoln Heights, Alabama. He received a brutal warning from one Antoine Dodson on the local news station WAFF. In Antoine's own words

"he's climbin in your windows
he's snatchin your people up
tryna rape em so y'all need to
hide your kids, hide your wife
hide your kids, hide your wife."

Jerome- Yo homeboy, they ever catch that one bed intruder nigga?
Antoine- Nah, but

"we gon find you
we gon find you
so you can run and tell that,
run and tell that
run and tell that, homeboy
home, home, homeboy"

by Jose Juan-Carlos Del Rio August 13, 2010

Hospital Beds

Great song by Cold War Kids. Part of several of their EPs.

'Nothin to do here, just whine and complain, in bed at the hospital..'
-Hospital Beds

by Commander Pancakes September 3, 2006

bed and breakfats

The result when you attempt to search "bed and breakfast" on Urban Dictionary and misspell it.

Oops! Instead of typing "bed and breakfast" I typed "bed and breakfats" and got to this page, giving a perfect example!

by Skelwor June 3, 2009

rice bed

The 18th century Carolinas (USA) were the world's largest exporters of rice and tobacco. To signify a plantation owner's principal source of wealth the posts on his 4-post bed were carved with depictions of rice or tobacco. This symbol of wealth and plenty became known as a "rice bed" or "plantation bed". Plantation beds may have carvings of both rice and tobacco. Most current reproductions of these romantic style beds typically employ the use of cherry or mahogany woods as did the originals.

there is an 18th century rice bed in the museum.

by Terazzo March 9, 2012