bedded

Furnished with one or more beds; Having (a particular number or type of) beds

three-bedded room

S.L.M., Ward 20, sleeps in a two-bedded room with D.L.M., over the laundry.

Having gone to bed.

All silent the bedded house, Silent as the tread of mouse, Save where House-maid Bridget keeps Snoring Orgies as she sleeps , And the Cricket's tender throat , Gives a shrill, unvaried note;

His bedded children dumb as death, Nor dared to speak aboon their breath;

Having sexual experience; not a virgin.

the Queene, as being (I speake in the language of Canaan) the wedded and bedded wife to the king of glory .

Margaret, his "spouse" accuses John of impotency, having been his bedded wife for upwards of two years.

Lying flat.

And, as the sleeping soldiers in the alarm, Your bedded hair, like life in excrements, Start up and stand an end.

A second companion report presents a method for designing systems of vertical bolts to reinforce bedded roof.

Forming or containing a bed or beds (a horizontal deposit of a mineral or ore).

This is largely because of their use in coal mines, although roof bolts are used in mining bedded deposits of all kinds potash (New Mexico) , trona (Wyoming), and ores of iron (Alabama), lead (Missouri) , uranium (Utah), lead-zinc (Utah), and copper (Michigan and Arizona).

The acceptance of bedded salt as a viable nuclear waste repository will in part be dependent upon demonstration of the ability to effectively isolate those man-made penetrations, i.e. shafts, boreholds, and tunnels common to the repository site.