davenport

/ˈdævənˌpɔrt/
noun
  1. A large, upholstered sofa or couch, often one that can be converted into a bed.
    • After a long day, I like to stretch out on the davenport and watch TV.
    • They bought a new davenport for the living room that matches the curtains.
    • Guests can sleep on the davenport, which pulls out into a comfortable bed.
  2. A small, ornamental writing desk with drawers and a hinged top.
    • The antique davenport in the study has a beautiful mahogany finish.
    • She keeps her stationery and pens in the davenport by the window.
    • He wrote his letters at the davenport every evening.
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