sleeping bag
sleeping bag
Definition
☆ sleeping bag
noun
a large, warmly lined, zippered bag, often waterproof, in which a person can sleep, esp. outdoors
sleeping bag
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- bring: Consider bringing sleeping bags, or at least sheet sleeping bags.
- find: This is where we found a sleeping bag, cloth and beer bottles and cans.
Adjective modifier
- warm: A warm sleeping bag ( 3/4 season ) is necessary, especially May to August.
- own: No. Bedding is usually provided by hotels on the train, however you may want to take your own sheet sleeping bag.
- fleecy: Consisting of a blow-up air bed fitted snugly into a fleecy sleeping bag, the bed features a colorful picture of Thomas.
- down: If you're serious about backpacking then seriously consider a down sleeping bag.
- light-weight: For camps a warm, light-weight sleeping bag and a good rucksack are important.
- standard: Choose from our standard sleeping bags or special sleeping bags that are designed for use all year round or to grow with your child.
Modifies a noun
- liner: All you need to bring is your sleeping bag sheet liner plus your other personal equipment and clothing.
- sheet: All you need to bring is your sleeping bag sheet liner plus your other personal equipment and clothing.
Noun used with modifier
- sheet: Consider bringing sleeping bags, or at least sheet sleeping bags.
Browse dictionary entries near sleeping bag
- sleeping
- sleepiness
- sleepily
- sleeper
- sleep (something) off
- sleep on it
- sleep around
- sleep apnea
- sleep
- sleekit
- sleeping car
- sleeping partner
- sleeping pill
- sleeping sickness
- sleepless
- sleeplessness
- sleepover
- sleepwalking
- sleepwear
- sleepy
