love nest

noun

1. a place suitable for or used for making love

Example Sentences

He instructs another friend to give her $150,000 to build a "love nest" where the two of them might canoodle after his release, which may have been news to his wife Debrah Charatan.

From Salon

Whereas I pictured us reveling in teasing trash talk, curled up on the sofa, popcorn at the ready — maybe even buying tickets to the big game someday — I was soon to learn that the Los Angeles gridiron civil war was more than we’d bargained for and, in fact, would permeate the walls of our love nest.

From Los Angeles Times

Lund had spent $10,000 on a trailer that served as their ostensible love nest, and when Navarro discovers it buried in the snow, the interior is full of strange etchings, photos and handcrafted objects.

From New York Times

There are also some fine farcical scenes more or less dedicated to the proposition that maintenance of a love nest is, at best, full of peril.

From New York Times

His love nest is transformed into an interrogation center for protesters, as “people dream of the sound of flesh torn from bone.”

From New York Times