Meanings of have a hammock in English

And that reminds me: I have a hammock somewhere among my belongings.

I must have a hammock in our garden at Cowes.'

You still have a hammock rigged for Lionheart there?

I will have a hammock made for the winter, to lie in and watch my fires by.

You, my boy, will have a hammock on the lower deck, and the hot grog you asked for.

The rooms were small, but everyone would have a hammock at least, and besides, it was only for a few days.

I have a hammock, a full-body pillow and some deeply underused resistance-training bands thanks to the deranged and sporadic online shopping of Lockdown 1.

They had a hammock at either end, and altogether it was lovely.

She read and swung in the garden, having a hammock hung under the firs.

We'd stay at a small ledge with a tree, I explained, I had a hammock for us.

Every one else had a hammock.

His father had a hammock slung for him in the state-room; he could not be parted from him even when they slept.

'I was glad to see, too, that every man had a hammock.' The sergeant gravely shook his head.

He was glad to see me, and refreshed me with such things as the place afforded; and I had a hammock to sleep in.