Sofa (John Betjeman taught me not to say settee)
Soft drink if out, fizzy drink at home
Towards

And yes, a duvet goes on the bed, in a duvet cover.
But quilt is often used to mean the same.
And in most places, duvet is pronounced DOO-vay. Although I did know a lad from the West Country who called it a JEW-vay. But then he said tuth-brush as well.

Haggis!

A "jew-vay"?

Oi vay.

ButButBut...If the duvet cover covers the comforter, the duvet cover also covers the duvet??? See, now I'm confrused?:3_eyes: The duvet cover is naked!

right. nekkid. does that disturb you?

I call mine a comforter, and I put a duvet cover on it. Sometimes, but they're usually too big and flop around and annoy me.

Oh, no, I'm fine with that...It's just that...well, you know...naked and all, it might get cold...