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Definitions for Bunk

[1] a built-in platform bed, as on a ship.
[2] Informal . any bed.
[3] a cabin used for sleeping quarters, as in a summer camp; bunkhouse.
[4] a trough for feeding cattle.
[5] Informal . to occupy a bunk or any sleeping quarters: Joe and Bill bunked together at camp.
[6] to provide with a place to sleep.
[7] humbug; nonsense.
[8] to bump.
[9] to absent oneself from: to bunk a history class.
[10] to run off or away; flee.
[11] a narrow shelflike bed fixed along a wall
[12] short for bunk bed
[13] informal any place where one sleeps
[14] (intr often foll by down ) to prepare to sleep he bunked down on the floor
[15] (intr) to occupy a bunk or bed
[16] (tr) to provide with a bunk or bed
[17] informal short for bunkum (def. 1)
[18] a hurried departure, usually under suspicious circumstances (esp in the phrase do a bunk )
[19] (usually foll by off) to play truant from (school, work, etc)

Words related to Bunk

rubbish, baloney, cot, pallet, hogwash, garbage, claptrap, tomfoolery, jazz, bilge, hooey, piffle, flimflam, applesauce, poppycock, balderdash, trash, rot, tommyrot, twaddle

Words nearby Bunk

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Origin of Bunk

4First recorded in 1865–70; perhaps special use of bunk1

Word origin for Bunk

C19: perhaps from bunk 1 (in the sense: to occupy a bunk, hence a hurried departure, as on a ship)

Synonyms for Bunk

baloney, rubbish, applesauce, balderdash, bilge, claptrap, eyewash, flimflam, garbage, hogwash, hooey, jazz, piffle, poppycock, rot, tomfoolery, tommyrot, trash, twaddle, horsefeathers