bunk

US /bʌŋk/
UK /bʌŋk/
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1.

a narrow bed, typically one of two or more arranged one above another, as on a ship or in a dormitory

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The children slept in bunk beds.
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He climbed into his top bunk.
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cotbedberth
2.

nonsense

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That's a load of bunk!
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Don't listen to his political bunk.
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nonsenserubbishbaloneyhogwashdrivel
1.

to leave or run away, especially from school or work without permission

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He decided to bunk off school to go to the concert.
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She often bunks off work on Fridays.
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abscondfleedesertplay truantskip
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bunk bed