beddie-bye

Example Sentences

• "They stroll hand in hand through Roman ruins, they recite a bit of poetry of Verlaine and, before the clock strikes and the Cinderella-boy must hurry back to his beddie-bye, they kiss a couple of times."
• "Now they tell me the Lakers are going to go ahead and play tonight without Chick sitting behind the microphone, and I’m concerned about listening to the radio that I won’t know which way the Lakers will be going on the 94-by-50 hunk of wood, or who’s building a house—you know, throwing up bricks—and whether the 24-second clock has been put to beddie-bye."
• "Another took issue with waiters who come to the table, introduce themselves, then announce, “I’ll be taking care of you tonight.” This reader wonders: “Is this supposed to make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside? Is this supposed to induce some sort of Freudian trip back to the womb? Is my server going to cut my food for me and then tuck me in when it’s time for beddie-bye?”"
• "He was 5 years old. He's now 9. I think I just stopped paying those bills. OK. So, sweetie, need to go in, get nice clean jammies on. Brush your teeth and then we'll hop into beddie-bye and we'll get a book, OK?"