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bunk (1), noun, verb.

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bunk (2), noun, verb.
(Slang.)

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bunk (3), verb, noun.
(British Slang.)

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noun do a bunk, to flee.
Ex. When Lennox shows up in a daze, not sure that he hasn't murdered his wife, ... Marlowe helps him do a bunk to Mexico (Atlantic).

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noun insincere talk; nonsense; humbug; bunkum.
Ex. You're making speeches full of bunk (New York Times).

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noun 1. a narrow bed set against a wall like a shelf, often with another bed placed above it.
Ex. Sailors sleep in bunks.
2. any place to sleep.
3. (U.S.)
a. a piece of timber on which logs rest in a logging sled, car, or truck

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v.i. to flee.

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v.i. 1. to sleep in a bunk; occupy a bunk.
2. to sleep in rough quarters.
Ex. We bunked in an old barn.
3. to share quarters.
Ex. You can bunk with me, if you wish.

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v.t. to humbug; delude.

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v.t. 1. (Informal.) to provide with a place to sleep.
2. (U.S.) to place (logs) on bunks.