- BEDS
- Hospital capacity
- Flower garden plots
- Hospital inventory
- Puts to sleep
- Sleep lab purchases
- Retirement destinations?
- Flower spots
- Crop spots
- They often get turned down
- Kings, queens, and twins
- Some twins
- Tanning salon rentals
- They may be inflated
- Oysters' homes
- Some kings and queens
- Oyster territories
- Motel furniture
- Garden plots
- Kings and queens
- Cots
- Resting places
- Craftmatic wares
- Hotel-room pair
- Garden divisions
- Queens and twins, e.g.
- Strata
- Digs for oysters?
- Cots and cradles
- They may be folded in or turned down
- Sleeper agents?
- They weren't together in "I Love Lucy"
- Hospital count
- Night spots?
- Nursing home count
- Flower gardens
- Nap sacks
- Sleepers' sacks
- Places to retire to
- Inn furniture
- Places for flowers
- Rest areas?
- Hospital fixtures
- They're made by maids
- Where oysters grow
- Garden spots
- Hospital capacity measure
- Places for retirees?
- Garden growing areas
- Motel offering
- Rest stops?
- Garden areas
- Retirement places
- River bottoms
- Furniture with heads and feet
- Planting spots
- Plots for flowers
- Fourposters, e.g.
- Drop-off spots?
- Sacks
- Bunkhouse furnishings
- Greenhouse units
- Twins, e.g.
- Floral settings
- Fourposters
- Peony plots
- Flower sites
- Greenhouse areas
- Dream locations?
- River areas
- Bunks
- Coal seams
- Flower arrangements
- King and queen
- Planting areas
- Queens and twins
- Retires, with "down"
- Dream worlds?
- Gardener's areas
- Bunks, e.g.
- Barracks array
- Cribs and cradles
- Hotel count
- Places to sleep
- Flower holders
- Garden planting areas
- Medical capacity measure
- Queens, e.g.
- Hotel capacity
- Plot points?
- Spots for pillow talk
- Inn provisions
- Some have canopies
- Flower locations
- Motel furnishings
- See 58 Down
- Dorm count
- Flower areas
- Kings and twins
- Cribs and cots
- Places for pillows
- Futons, usually
- Mattress holders
- Planting places
- Plots with bulbs
- Floors of seas
- Things with springs
- Flower-growing areas
- Sleep spots
- Cots and cribs
- Mason's mortar layers
- Spots to sleep
- Hotel provisions
- Inn things
- Mattress store furniture
- Dormitory furniture
- Household things with springs
- Twins and queens
- Spots for sleeping
- They're often turned down at night
- Pallets.
- Where flowers grow.
- Geological layers.
- Flower plots.
- Articles of furniture.
- Garden plats.
- Oyster "grounds."
- Plats for plants.
- Trundles.
- Foundations.
- Cradles.
- Gardener's concern.
- Flower places.
- Homes for roses
- Flower and trundle
- Water and trundle
- Plant plots
- Flower and water
- Spots for roses
- Areas for plants
- Water or flower followers
- Accommodations at hostels
- Oyster cloisters
- See 10 Across
- Night spots for tots
- Flowery places
- Gardens
- Charpoys
- Cots or bunks
- Murphy and twin
- Spots for bulbs
- Places for flowers and oysters
- Spots for shams
- They might be twins
- Places for roses
- Hollywood and truckle
- Gardeners' creations
- Oyster hangouts
- Plant homes
- Some of them are twins
- Dorm items
- Garden sites
- Infirmary capacity
- Penitentiary count
- Where oysters hang out
- *Queens ... oysters ... flowers
- Nurses' responsibility
- Berths
- With 40A, garden sites
- Hospital units
- Infirmary count
- Inn inventory
- People retire to these spots
- Four-poster and others
- Retirement spots?
- Features of greenhouses
- Mattress sites
- They have headboards and footboards
- Places to retire
- Tanning salon fixtures
- Some are kings and queens
- Twins, possibly
- 4-Down inventory
- Hotel and hospital features
- Places for sprigs
- They're raised in some gardens
- Hotel reservation specification
- Their heads and feet are usually the same distance from the ground
- Where flowers and oysters grow
- Hotel units
- Inn capacity
- Inanimate objects with heads and feet
- Crash sites?
- Sleeps with
- Sea floors
- Nap locales
- Resting places after show
- Resting places after a show
- Dorm sights
- Goldilocks tested these
- Rollaways
- Cots, for example
- Kings and queens, e.g.
- Kings, queens, or twins, e.g.
- Hotel counts
- They're in the back of pickup trucks
- Where oysters rest?
- Flophouse fixtures
- Greenhouse sections
- Inn availability
- Hotel needs
- Cribs, e.g.
- River features
- Dormitory staples
- Flophouse furniture
- Word with "queen," "oyster" or "flower"
- They're made by maids, sometimes
- They're made daily
- Hotel staples
- Garden dividers
- Garden foundations
- Hotel necessities
- Flower-growing spots
- Pillows' places
- They're often raised in gardens
- What some sofas can turn into
- Some are twins but not siblings
- They may be made before breakfast
- Cots, e.g.
- Pieces of furniture that might be shaped like race cars
- Places to rest your back
- Some have rows of roses
- Spots to retire?
- What comforters cover
- Kings and queens, but not jacks
- Places to dream
- Sleeping spots
- Some kings or queens
- Places for catnaps
- Garden units
- Where flowers flourish
- Single and double
- Feather followers
- Flower lands
- Canopy and four-poster
- Hotel fixtures
- Barracks staples
- Parts of rivers
- Places for hospital corners
- Hospital's capacity
- People retire to them
- Single and twin
- Oysters' habitats
- Places to plant
- Tanning salon units
- They're made after being used
- Oysters' breeding grounds
- Sleep clinic furnishings
- Snoozers' spots
- Cradles and cribs
- They fill up the rooms in capsule hotels
- Pieces of dorm furniture
- Places for flowers or snorers
- They're slept on
- Bunk ___
- Places for comforters
- Oyster homes
- Puts up
- Lodging capacity
- Furniture with springs
- Spots for blankets
- Parts of pickups
- Planter's plots
- They may be made by a maid
- They're made after they've been used
- Pickup parts
- Hospital capacity units
- Flower groupings
- Some are twins
