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Meanings of quilt in English
Usage of quilt in English
1
It was a paper quilt of business cards, apartment-for-rent flyers, lost cats.
2
I chust wrap in a quilt and sit in my old chair.
3
The family especially plumed themselves on the slow progress of the quilt.
4
Did we really want to uncover the reason for this ghastly quilt?
5
But Ledford's daddy told him that the quilt's true meaning was luck.
6
Then he burst into tears, and crept far in under the quilt.
7
The man clutched with both hands at the quilt on the bed.
8
Story lifted the corner of the quilt to see what lay beneath.
9
Erik was in bed, with the quilt drawn up to his eyes.
10
The present system is a mere crazy-quilt, unsatisfactory in a thousand ways.
11
Cordelia felt herself collapsing, falling across the crazy-quilt arrangement of monstrous bodies.
12
The quilt then in hand-atthat time near its completion-wasfor Eve.
13
The quilt pictured is Thank You Vincent by Cathy Thom from Canada.
14
He needed to carry his writing further and work on the quilt.
15
Her lips trembled and her knees were shaking beneath the eiderdown quilt.
16
The Constitution is neither a legislative crazy-quilt nor a receptacle of fads.
About this term
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Quilt through the time
Quilt across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common