bunk

bunk
bunk
bunk1 [buŋk]
n.
[prob. < Scand cognate of BENCH]
1. a shelflike bed or berth built into or against a wall, as in a ship
2. Informal any sleeping place; esp., a narrow cot
vi.
☆ 1. to sleep in a bunk
2. Informal to use a makeshift sleeping place
vt.
☆ to provide a sleeping place for
☆ bunk2 [buŋk ]
n.
[Slang]
short for BUNKUM
bunk3 [buŋk]
[Brit. Slang] Brit. Slang
vi.
to leave in haste; flee
n.
a hasty departure, as to evade detection: chiefly in the phrase do a bunk

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