wornsheets

noun
UK /wɔːn ʃiːts/
US /wɔːrn ʃiːts/

Sheets that have been used a lot and are old and thin.

The bed had wornsheets that felt soft and cozy.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Sheets of paper that are creased from being handled a lot.

He kept his notes on wornsheets in a folder.

3. Thin metal sheets that show signs of wear.

The roof was patched with wornsheets of tin.

4. Pages in a book that are frayed from much reading.

The favorite storybook had wornsheets near the middle.