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The word is Veto, which means "A vote that blocks a decision". Though your question is a strange one in the way it is worded, to veto bed simply means that they have made a decision either to go to bed or not to go to bed. Whatever they decide, stands.
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What does it mean when someone says you are becoming too intense?
It could mean two things, your getting too intense in bed or it could mean, your getting too uptight in the relationship. Try to loosen up.
What does bedding mean?
Taking someone to bed. That implies having sex with the person, "sleeping" with them.
What does it mean when someone says dream better?
"Dream better" is not a common expression in American English. The more familiar expression is "Sweet dreams," often said to someone who is going to bed with a meaning similar to "Good night."
What is bed shampoo?
Bed shampoo is when you wash someone's hair when they are in bed (because of illness). Did you mean Bed Head Shampoo? This is a shampoo that is manufactured by Tigi.
What does bedding someone mean?
Taking someone to bed. That implies having sex with the person, "sleeping" with them.
What does it mean when a guy says your good in bed during sex?
that sort of answers itself
What does it mean to attend a death bed?
Someone is dying and you wait with them until they do.
What does it mean when he says he wants to sleep around then starts dating someone else?
It means that he wants to sleep with you and see how good you are in bed having sex with him and then if he likes it, he would concider staying with you, but if the sex is bad, hes moving on to someone else.
Do you sleep 'on' your bed or 'in' your bed?
In English, the idiom is "in bed". There's a subtle distinction in that people tend to use "in bed" to mean "lying down, under the covers" (and thus technically "in" the bedding), but will say "on [someone's] bed" when they mean sitting on top of the covers.
What does it mean when you call someone else's name in bed?
simply means he/she is cheating on you...
How does Othello plan to kill desdemona?
Iago says, "Do it not with poison. Strangle her in her bed, even the bed she hath contaminated." Iago's advice is to kill her in her bed, not to use the bedsheet (you could strangle someone that way, but that's not what Iago says). Othello responds with "Good, good! The justice of it pleases! Very good!"
What does it mean or show when you have caught a narcissist red handed in bed with someone and when you call her to say when can you check on her again and says make time and come?
please specify who "her" refers to. As the question stands "her" could be the narcissist or the other person.
