quilt

Phonetic Respelling: [ kwilt ]

Definition:

n. a bed covering made of two layers of material that are filled with soft materials; thick bedcovering made of patches; v. to make a quilt

Sentence:

Judy sewed a quilt of many colors.

More example sentences:

Judy sewed a quilt of many colors.

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Who gets to keep the quilt once it is finished?

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There were no more needles left to finish stitching the quilt.

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How long did it take for the quilt shop to be ready to open?

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Please sew the backing on to the quilt.

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The quilt was made of patches from my old clothes.

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Who made the quilt on the older boy's bed?

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What happened when Abigail pretended the quilt was a gown?

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Who received a quilt from Nancy?

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What did Tanya think about the quilt on Grandma's bed?

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What design was on the quilt that Sister Bear slept under?

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Why were people so interested in buying the hat and quilt Grandma donated to the church rummage sale?

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What on the quilt did the mice eat when they were hungry?

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What did Grandma use in the quilt that belonged to Tanya?

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What symbol on the house quilt marked George's hiding place?

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Synonyms:

bedspread; blanket; comforter

Antonyms:

bedpost

Quilt rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • bildt
  • built
  • gilt
  • guilt
  • hilt
  • jilt
  • kilt
  • lilt
  • milt
  • schildt
  • schilt
  • silt
  • spilt
  • stilt
  • tilt
  • wildt
  • wilt
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • rebuilt
  • unbuilt
  • welbilt
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • overbuilt