Bunk | Mean of bunk in English Dictionary

/ˈbʌŋk/

• Noun
• either one of two single beds that are placed one above the other
1. He sleeps in the top/bottom bunk.
• a narrow bed attached to a wall on a ship, train, etc.
• Verb
• to stay overnight at a place
1. We'll bunk here for the night.
2. She was able to bunk with friends.
• Noun

• foolish or untrue words or ideas
1. His story is pure bunk. [=bunkum]
2. All that talk about ghosts is (just) a lot of bunk.
• to leave a place suddenly and without telling anyone
1. They did a bunk to avoid paying the rent.
• Verb
• to not go to (school, work, etc.)
1. We used to bunk off school as kids.
2. He bunked off early last Friday.