pal·let 2 
(pălĭt)
(pălĭt)n.
1. A narrow hard bed or straw-filled mattress.
2. Chiefly Southern US A temporary bed made from bedding arranged on the floor, especially for a child.
[Middle English paillet, from Anglo-Norman, bundle of straw, from paille, straw, from Late Latin palea; see PAILLASSE.]
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