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Meanings of pillow (pillowed) in English
Usage of pillowed in English
1
The wolf, disarmed of ferocity, is now pillowed in the lady's lap.
2
Roldan pillowed his head on his arm and for once followed lead.
3
He snoring gently and she with her head pillowed on his chest.
4
With his head pillowed on his arms, Weldon lay watching her thoughtfully.
5
Nadia lay there her head pillowed upon one strong, brown little hand.
6
Charley was lying on her face, her head pillowed on her arm.
7
He had fallen asleep on his table, head pillowed in his arms.
8
Callie lay against him, her head pillowed on his shoulder, crying silently.
9
One arm crossed her full bosom; the other pillowed her cheek.
10
No matter how I fell asleep; I awoke pillowed and covered.
11
He had slept with her head pillowed in the crook of his arm.
12
Some have their heads pillowed peacefully upon their arms as if in sleep.
13
He got up and went to sit beside her on the pillowed divan.
14
She looked down wistfully at his head where it lay pillowed.
15
In it a man was lying, asleep, his head pillowed on his overcoat.
16
Beneath their vast canopies, the ground was open and shaded, pillowed with needles.
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Pillowed through the time
Pillowed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common