IPA: /ˈduːveɪ/
KK: /ˈduːveɪ/
A soft, warm covering for a bed, often filled with feathers or synthetic material, and usually protected by a removable cover.
I love snuggling under my duvet on cold winter nights.
Duvet → The word 'duvet' comes from Old French 'duvet', meaning down or soft feathers. It refers specifically to a type of soft, warm bedding filled with down feathers.
Think of the Old French word for down feathers, 'duvet', to remember that a duvet is a soft, warm bedding filled with those feathers.