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queen-size

ADJECTIVE
  1. (used especially of beds) not as large as king-size
    a queen-sized bed

How To Use queen-size In A Sentence

  • In 2002, when Sullivan was 15, things took what seemed to be a queen-size leap forward - an A&R rep from Jive Records caught one of Sullivan's Lily performances, which led to the label signing the then-sophomore to a deal. Undefined
  • He purchased a new queen-size bed for the bedroom and constructed a small library, its bookshelves filled with biographies as well as volumes devoted to history, political science, and New Journalism, including the works of Hunter S. American Legacy
  • They would stumble about on the queen-size sofa in her room, neither of them really knowing what to do.
  • She sat in the middle of a queen-sized bed, in rumpled black silk pajamas with her disheveled hair framing her face.
  • Outdoor queen-size waterbeds and huge red umbrellas provide for a soothing sunbath.
  • One queen-size bed over the cab, and the sofa and dinette convert into double-size beds.
  • The guys sat down on her queen-size bed, naked, semihard, openmouthed, practically drooling. Shore Thing
  • One mother added a twin bed next to her queen-size bed; another moved a crib next to her bed and removed the side rail.
  • Wall-E lies on the queen-size bed of the "Paris Suite" at the D Pet Hotel in Hollywood, Calif.
  • She walked over to the queen-size bed, did a little shimmy dance as she took off her full-coverage bra, rubbed her breasts, her pudgy belly, stepped out of her panties, pulled back the down comforter, removed the scrunchy from her hair, ran her fingers through her thinning curls, sat on the edge of the bed, and watched her man sleep. Exquisite Torture
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