bedder , auch: bedding plant

The door was locked, but he found the bedder, who let him in.

John Bedder says he intends to run the business just as his father did.

Bedder also commented that in contrast to the other series, the short running time and the simple story lines are easier to digest.

Mr. Bedder said prospective buyers simply walk away after one sniff.

Dorothy Saxmundham, the bedder, saw him next, when she went in the following day to tidy up.

The best known cultivar, up to recently, was Blue Bedder, which behaved well with its compact form.

"Bedder bring us a pitcher of water."

"I like to think we are guardians of a national tradition," said John Bedder, 56, who is Pat's husband.

Bedder 6 was a British company, responsible for exploiting the Top Gear brand.

He likes warm hidey holes bedder anyway."

Last year 19 individuals were paid more than £500,000, but the deal with Bedder 6 calls into question how other corporation stars have structured their finances.

Blue Bedder is hard to get from seed, Betty said, when I admired the salvia.

Last year he took home £854,000 from his company, Bedder 6, which exploits Top Gear commercially and internationally.

Deader is bedder.

"I cou' show you a bedder spice.

John Bedder (lead guitar)

Noel Brian Bedder.

This one has the stately form of Blue Bedder, but the flower spikes are two-toned: blue and white, truly knockouts.

At Bedders they began using vegetable oil long ago, though John Bedder, like a lot of friers, regards the health concerns as mostly "fashionable hype."

"Bedder now, Tiger."

"Even th' junk I pawn off on th' dwarbs is bedder."

"Don' wanna feel bedder!"

His bedder, the elderly woman who tidied and cared for all the rooms on this stair, had been in, shaking and tearful, but completed her duty.

"Id was bedder," he said, "ven I didn'd unner stand."

"Zat iss bedder," he said nasally, "but iss still leafing room for improvement."