bunk¹ /bungk/

1. A box or recess in a ship's cabin
2. A sleeping-berth anywhere
3. One of a pair of single beds one above the other (also bunk bed)

1. To occupy a bunk
2. To sleep

bunkˈer noun

1. A compartment for fuel on board a ship
2. The fuel oil carried by a ship for its own use
3. A large bin or chest, esp for coal
4. A sandpit or sandy gap in turf, esp as a hazard in a golf course
5. A window seat and chest (Scot)
6. A turf seat (Scot)
7. A slab beside a sink (Scot)

1. To fuel
2. To play (a golf ball) into a bunker

To fuel

bunkˈered adjective

1. In a bunker
2. In difficulties

bunkˈhouse noun

A building containing sleeping accommodation for labourers on a ranch, etc

bunk² /bungk/ (slang)

The act of fleeing, running away (esp in the phrase do a bunk)

1. To flee
2. (with off) to do a bunk, to play truant

bunkum or (esp US) buncombe /bungˈkəm/, also bunk /bungk/

1. Bombastic speechmaking intended for the newspapers rather than to persuade the audience
2. Humbug, claptrap

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