O that would be an "eiderdown" in UK english (even if it's not stuffed with down) but like they are super old fashioned and duvets like pretty much totally replaced them in the 70's and 80's
But the video linked to above is someone saying they are putting a "comforter" into a "duvet cover"! So it seems like comforter is the like generic word? (Even when it doesn't fit the pairing word)
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Date: 2023-03-01 11:25 am (UTC)But the video linked to above is someone saying they are putting a "comforter" into a "duvet cover"! So it seems like comforter is the like generic word? (Even when it doesn't fit the pairing word)