Rhymes and plural and possessive nouns for Beds of smelly animals?

Answer 1

Sure thing, honey. The plural of "bed" is "beds," and the possessive form is "beds'." So, if you're talking about beds belonging to smelly animals, you'd say "beds of smelly animals." Just remember, those animals might not appreciate you calling them smelly!

Answer 2

Rhymes for "beds of smelly animals" could include "heads of jelly cannibals" or "sheds of belly mammals." Plural nouns for this phrase would be "beds of smelly animals." Possessive nouns would be "smelly animals' beds."

Answer 3

Oh, dude, you want rhymes, plurals, and possessives for "beds of smelly animals"? Okay, so like, for rhymes, you could have "heads of smelly camels." And for plurals, you might say "beds of smelly skunks." And if you want possessives, how about "the bed's smelly llamas"? You're welcome.

Answer 4

The answer to the possessive rhyming riddle of Beds of Smelly Animals:

Skunks' Bunks

Answer 5

epidural