noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
pull
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Cower in the bowels of the earth from it, and pull the bedclothes over your head.
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She pulled back the bedclothes and heaved Rory back into his usual sitting position.
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He pulled back the bedclothes and put the jar underneath them.
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Still seething with anger, she pulled the bedclothes around her.
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She rolled up her pyjamas and stuffed them under her pillow, before quickly pulling the bedclothes to.
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She got up, pulling back the bedclothes and releasing the blinds on both windows.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Abruptly he jumped up and tore away the bedclothes , searching the rug on which he had lain.
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Another one put washing on to a line, gaudy bedclothes and sombre shirts.
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Cower in the bowels of the earth from it, and pull the bedclothes over your head.
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Dolly watched him, bedclothes up to her chin.
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He had given him a shave and changed his bedclothes .
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Her Uncle lay quite still, eyes closed and breathing so faintly that the bedclothes hardly stirred.
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Make a pot of soup or wash bedclothes .
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Thought it had slipped down the bedclothes somewhere.