One soiled.

But it's soiled.

Fold up your bedding.

Futons are our bedding.

Also my bedding got dirt on it.

If I take it, won't my hands be soiled?

He soiled his white shirt when he changed the ink cartridge.

When that was soiled, they were paid again to collect it.

To mind the children, to find food and bedding when the men return.

I carelessly soiled myself on the Ferris wheel. You're already an old man.

They then shredded the cardboard and sold it to equestrian centers as horse bedding.

Do not allow, my Savior, that they be soiled by anything unworthy of your sacred heart.

Up to 75 of what we put in the waste stream can become food and bedding material for vermicomposting.

Yet I could see soiled nappies, and I could see that some of the children were distressed, but the only noise was a low, continuous moan.

Now, your worms might be vermin, but they need a comfortable space to live and work some bedding materials, either shredded paper or cardboard, some moisture, and, of course, food, mainly, your leftovers, slightly decomposed table scraps.

The last could never have been the symbol of his death, for he confessed to me that, though he had heard of Brister's Spring, he had never seen it and soiled cards, kings of diamonds, spades, and hearts, were scattered over the floor.