pillowcase

pillow·case (pil′ō kās′)

noun

a removable, usually cotton case used to cover a pillow

pillow slip, pillow casing, pillow cover, pillow sham, pillow tie; see also cover 1.

Converse of object

have: Anya has a pillowcase slung over back, already full of plundered items.
match: THE LINEN PRESS On line sales of a wide range of duvet covers with matching pillowcases, flat sheets and fitted sheets.
put: I can finally put the pillowcase back on my pillow, and let that creepy model go home.

Adjective modifier

old: In an emergency, make sandbags using old pillowcases, carrier bags or even tights filled with sand or earth.
matching: Double set comprises: one double 13.5 tog duvet, two pillows, one double duvet cover and matching pillowcases.
reversible: Find out about two reversible pillowcases new menu will mumbled a list.
white: We soon learned to improve that by borrowing a white pillowcase ( " Now don't you dare get that dirty!
own: We supply pillows, blankets and duvets - you must supply your own pillowcases, sheets, duvet covers, tea towels and towels.

Preposition: with

size: Duvet cover sets contain duvet cover and one pillow case with single, two pillowcases with double size.

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