Rug

A rug or throw rug was a flat, usually detached textile used as a small area floor covering or wall ornament.
The term "sweep it under the rug" or "swept under the rug" was a phrase depicting a negative event which was often put to rest drawing as little attention as possible. In 2267, James T. Kirk declined Commodore 's offer of a permanent ground assignment, not wishing to have the issue of Benjamin Finney's apparent death swept under the rug along with himself. () The phrase "to be quietly buried" was a similar saying used to express an event which was quickly and sometimes clandestinely closed to avoid further inquiry. ()
In 2367, Q told Worf that he'd make a perfect throw rug in Nottingham Castle. ()
In 2371, shortly before left, Mark Johnson complained about taking home Kathryn Janeway's pregnant dog, saying he just had the rugs cleaned. ()
== See also ==
* Carpet
* Welcome mat
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Category:Furniture