sheet
A sheet for a bed.
A clean sheet, recently put on the bed.
A sheet that is freshly washed.
A sheet made of cotton.
A sheet with elastic corners to fit tightly over a mattress.
A sheet that is stiff and smooth from being ironed.
The sheet that goes directly on the mattress (often a fitted sheet).
The sheet that goes between a person and the blanket.
A sheet that is wrinkled and untidy.
A sheet made of linen.
A sheet for a double bed.
A sheet for a single bed.
A sheet that is wrinkled and untidy.
A sheet made of silk.
A sheet made of satin.
A waterproof sheet, often for a child's bed.
Sheets are hung up, for example to dry.
The sheet provides covering.
Common bedding items.
To look very pale, usually from fear or illness.
In bed, between the bottom and top sheets.
Located under a sheet.
Located under a sheet.
To replace used sheets with clean ones.
To place a sheet on a bed.
To push the edges of a sheet under the mattress.
To move the sheet higher to cover more of the body.
To move the sheet to cover oneself.
To fold back a part of the sheet, e.g., to get into bed.
To bend a sheet over on itself so it is smaller for storage.
To place a sheet over someone or something.
To get into bed quickly and quietly.
To get into bed quickly and quietly.
To fold a sheet around someone or something.
To quickly move a sheet off oneself, e.g., to get out of bed.
To get into bed.
To get into bed.
To fold a sheet around something.
To cast or spread a sheet over something.
To get into bed smoothly.
To get into bed smoothly.
A flat metal pan for baking cookies.
A large, permanent layer of ice covering land.
A flat metal pan for baking.
A sheet to cover furniture from dust, e.g., during painting.
Metal in the form of a thin sheet.
Steel in the form of a thin sheet.
Drywall; a building material for walls.
Vinyl flooring that comes in large, continuous sheets.
Lightning seen as a broad flash across the sky.
A record of a company's finances.
A sheet of paper with no writing on it.
Just one sheet of paper.
A sheet for writing answers to a test.
A sheet giving key information on a topic.
A sheet of paper with no writing on it.
A page at the front of a document, e.g., a fax.
A sheet giving key information on a topic.
A sheet for recording hours worked.
A standard paper size.
A sheet listing technical specifications.
A sheet explaining how to do something.
A sheet for people to write their names to join an activity.
A single sheet of paper not attached to others.
A sheet of paper with text or images on it.
A single sheet of paper not attached to others.
A sheet for recording scores in a game.
A sheet for keeping a record of information.
A sheet listing statistics, especially in sports.
A sheet with notes to help in a test, often illicitly.
A standard paper size.
Short for specification sheet.
A document listing charges against a person.
A person's criminal record.
A sheet with notes to help in a test, often illicitly.
Other standard paper sizes.
A simple newspaper or newsletter.
A newspaper focused on gossip and scandal.
Printed music.
A single piece of paper.
Used to count paper, e.g., 'a sheet of paper'.
To get a sheet of paper.
To write on a sheet of paper.
To rip a sheet of paper.
To tear a sheet of paper.
Used to count flat materials, e.g., 'a sheet of glass'.