A resting place can refer to a variety of locations, such as a COT, BASE, MOOR, BED, DEN, INN, sof, SPA, BIER, LAIR, NEST, SEAT, SOFA, TOMB, BERTH, HOTEL, ROOST, BURIAL, DAYBED, FOOTING, LAURELS, or mauseum. A COT is a small BED, usually used for camping or in a military setting. A BASE is a place where people live or work, often referring to a military BASE. A MOOR is an area of open land, typically covered in heather and grass. A BED is a piece of furniture used for sleeping. A DEN is a small room or space, often used as a private retreat. An INN is a place that provides lodging and food. Sof is a type of couch or SOFA. A SPA is a place where people go to relax and get treatments such as massages. BIER is a stand on which a coffin is placed before a funeral. A LAIR is a DEN or hideout, often used by animals. A NEST is a structure built by birds or other animals to hold their eggs and young. A SEAT is a chair or bench. A SOFA is a piece of furniture used for seating multiple people. A TOMB is a large stone structure used to bury the dead. A BERTH is a BED or sleeping place on a boat or train. A HOTEL is a place that provides lodging and meals. A ROOST is a place where birds or other animals sleep. BURIAL is the act of burying someone or something. A DAYBED is a BED that is designed for sitting during the day and sleeping at night. FOOTING is a foundation or BASE. LAURELS are a symbol of victory or success. A mauseum is a building where objects of historical, scientific, or artistic interest are kept and displayed.