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bedder
[ bed-er ]
noun
- Also called bed·ding plant [bed, -ing plant]. Horticulture. an ornamental plant that is suitable for planting with other plants in a bed to achieve a desired visual effect.
bedder
/ ˈ²úÉ›»åÉ™ /
noun
- (at some universities) a college servant employed to keep students' rooms in order
- a plant that may be grown in a garden bed
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Either as a bedder, or a bush in the herbaceous border, or, still more, when grown as a dwarf hedge, its fresh loveliness is a never-ending delight.
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Abel Carrière, another dark maroon of fine form, and Queen of the bedders, producing carmine flowers so freely that it must be disbudded; it is subject to mildew.
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After he came back to Snutch's rooms and read a shilling novel which he had found in the bedder.
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It was a rare lark, but we've got three days bedder for it.
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Fred and he did not seem to be very pleased to see each other again, and since they always got on my nerves I went into my bedder to finish dressing.
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