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Sure thing, honey. The plural of "bed" is "beds," and the possessive form is "beds'." So, if you're talking about beds belonging to smelly animals, you'd say "beds of smelly animals." Just remember, those animals might not appreciate you calling them smelly!
The answer to the possessive rhyming riddle of Beds of Smelly Animals:
Skunks' Bunks
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Is smell an adjective?
No. Smells is a verb form or a plural noun. An adjective would be smelly.
Can you give me an example of the adjective smell?
Smelly is an adjective. Their house is smelly.
What is the adjective in ''Sour music filtered out of the smelly basement''?
The adjectives are sour and smelly.
How do you spell smelly?
The word is spelled smelly, just as you spelled it. smelly smellier This is how you spell smelly S-M-E-L-L-Y
Is lagoon supposed to be capitalized?
Not unless it is in the name of a place. "The lagoon was smelly." VS "The Peterson State Lagoon Reserve was smelly."
What adjectives rhymes with Ellie?
smelly
What rhymes with Nellie's?
smelly,jelly
What rhymes with pork jelly?
"Cork belly" rhymes with "pork jelly."
What is a hink pink for beds of smelly animals?
Beds of smelly animals: skunks' bunks.
What rhymes with Melly?
smelly, deli, Kelli, jelly,
What rhymes with peanut butter and jelly?
sneakers that are smelly
What rhymes with deli?
Belly, jelly, Kelly, smelly, telly.
What rhymes with Delhi?
Jelly Belly Jelly Belly Smelly
What rhymes with Kelli?
Smelly, jelly, belly,Belly, deli, jelly, smelly.
What rhymes with jellies?
smelly, Nelly, belly, Kelly, wellie, deli,
What rhymes with kiddies?
biddies kitty spitty chitty witty blitty smelly
Why does James Mchugh smells?
animals are smelly
