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bunksnoun1pl. of bunk a place set aside for sleepingcrawled into their bunks and went to sleep immediately beds, dosses(chiefly British), hays(slang), kips, lairs(British dialect), pads, racks, sacks bedsteads, futons(also futon), mattresses, palletsbunk beds, cots, couches, daybeds, feather beds, four-posters, hammocks, Murphy beds, shakedowns, sleigh beds, sofa beds, sofas, studio couches, trundle beds, water bedsbassinets, carry-cots(British), cradles, cribs the act or an instance of getting free from danger or confinementhe waited until everyone was looking the other way, then did a bunk from the room breakouts, breaks, escapes, flights, getaways, lams, routs, slips jailbreaksdeliverances, liberations, redemptions, releases, rescues, salvationsclose calls, close shaves, near misses captivities, confinements, immurements, imprisonments, incarcerations, internmentscustodies, detentions, holdings, holds, retentionsendangerments, hazards, imperilments, jeopardies, perils, risks, troubles to provide with living quarters or shelterbunked the guest in the spare room accommodates, bestows, billets, bivouacs, boards, camps, chambers, domiciles, encamps, harbors, houses, lodges, puts up, quarters, roofs, rooms, shelters, takes in ensconces, homes, roosts, secures, sheds, stables, tentsbarracksbeds (down) ejects, evicts |