bedside
1 of 1noun/ˈbɛdsaɪd/
Forms:bedsides
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the area next to a bed, typically the surface of a table, shelf or nightstand, where one can place items for convenience such as lamps, books, phones, water, or medicine
Bedside refers to the area next to a bed, usually the space where furniture or personal items are placed. It is commonly used to describe furniture like a bedside table or lamp, which are positioned next to the bed for easy access. The bedside is a practical space for keeping essential items such as a clock, phone, or reading material within reach while in bed.
- There was a small stack of books by the bedside, ready for bedtime reading.
- He set his alarm clock on the bedside so he could wake up early for work.
- She placed her glasses on the bedside before going to sleep.
- He kept his phone and a bottle of water on the bedside for easy access.