steads's Usage Examples:

bed Star is one of the biggest online bed superstores selling top brand quality beds, bedsteads, mattresses, and sofa beds.

He had two bedsteads (according to some, only one), the one very long, the other very short.

The production of the larger household accessories, such as bedsteads, fenders, gas and electric fittings, clocks, 'c.

All other rooms have antique brass, wrought iron or period wooden bedsteads - one with a canopy over.

Homesteads belonging to the head of a family and containing 80 to 160 acres (according to value) if in the country, or a lot of ¢ to one acre (according to value), if in town, village or city, are exempt from liability for debts, excepting liens for purchase money, improvements or taxes.

it meant the ruin of the landed class, it tended co spoil the moral of those who from the walls of Athens annually watched the wasting of their homesteads, and it involved the many perils of an overcrowded city - a peril increased by, if not also the cause of, the plague.

The process was not so hard as might be thought; when once the Danes had settled down, had brought over wives from their native land or taken them from among their English vassals, had built themselves farmsteads and accumulated flocks and herds, they lost their old advantage in contending with the English.

On the seaward face of its delta are the open roadsteads of Negapatam and French Karikal.

Around the wall in the houses of the wealthy were arranged the bedsteads, or rather compartments, with testers and fronts, sometimes made of carved yew.

Steep dogleg stairs lead up to snug bedrooms with antique bedsteads (double is only 4 ') and marble topped washstands.

A remarkable feature of the Cuban coast is the number of excellent anchorages, roadsteads and harbours.

Before the valves in the dam were closed, the village of Llanwddyn, the parish church, and many farmsteads were demolished.

Synonyms:

function, behalf, lieu, place, role, part, office, position,

Antonyms:

hardware, malfunction, nonfunctional, functional, uselessness,