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bunk1
noun
1 a narrow bed attached to the wall in a cabin in a ship, caravan, etc.
2 a bunk bed.
3 colloq a place to sleep.
verb (bunked , bunking ) intr , colloq
1 (esp bunk down) to lie down and go to sleep, especially in some improvised place.
2 to occupy a bunk.
[18c: probably from bunker]
noun
1 a narrow bed attached to the wall in a cabin in a ship, caravan, etc.
2 a bunk bed.
3 colloq a place to sleep.
verb (bunked , bunking ) intr , colloq
1 (esp bunk down) to lie down and go to sleep, especially in some improvised place.
2 to occupy a bunk.
[18c: probably from bunker]
bunk2 Brit slang
noun (usu do a bunk) the act of running away; leaving the place where one ought to be, usually furtively.
verb (bunked , bunking ) only in phrase below.
[19c]
bunk off to stay away from school or work, etc when one ought to be there.
noun (usu do a bunk) the act of running away; leaving the place where one ought to be, usually furtively.
verb (bunked , bunking ) only in phrase below.
[19c]
bunk off to stay away from school or work, etc when one ought to be there.
bunk3 see under bunkum
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