Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This was another euphemism for killing someone. You'd "put him to bed" in the ground.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This meant a straw bed. Mules and horses ate hay and straw.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This meant time to put out the lights and go to bed. Dowse means to extinguish.
It's (Japanese) slang for wetting the bed.
hit the sack means to go to bed or to sleep.It means he has gone to bed - hitting the sack is a slang way of saying your body will hit the bed when you lie down.
Yes. The word is used as a form of address.
hit the sack means to go to bed or to sleep.It means he has gone to bed - hitting the sack is a slang way of saying your body will hit the bed when you lie down.
to lie down, go to bed.
From hip-hop culture. They took the meaning of a baby's bed and changed it to mean a place where someone slept - their home.
Bowling ... 'bed posts' is slang for the 7-10 split.
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.
A Mexican cowboy/rancher or a Ford Ranchero which is a car with a truck bed.
I doesn't mean nothing unless you make it mean something.