bunked

Stacked sleeping arrangements

Bunked is the past tense of bunk, which has two distinct meanings.

To bunk is to sleep in a bunk or makeshift bed: We bunked in the cabin for the night.

To bunk off (British) is to skip school or work: He bunked off early on Friday.

Separately, to bunk something is to debunk it—expose it as false: The study bunked several popular myths.

sleep

dormitory

Student living building

  • barracksSoldiers' residential building
  • berthSleeping space on transport
  • cotPortable sleeping frame

sleepover · cabin · hostel · quarters · rack · hammock · billet · lodging · bedding · camp

escape

fled

Escaped from danger

disappeared · eluded · evaded · hightailed · scarpered · decamped

truancy

hooky

Unauthorized school absence

ditching · shirking · nonattendance · delinquency · malingering · dodging · avoidance · unexcused · absent · slacking

debunked

disproved

Proved something was wrong

unmasked · fraud · hoax · false · lie · fake · sham · misleading · nonsense · rubbish

Opposites
accommodation arrangement

bunkeddeparted

Having left

left · checked out · vacated · homeless · unsheltered

truth/validity

bunkedconfirmed

Established as accurate

validated · verified · proven · substantiated · corroborated

sleeping state

bunkedawake

Not in slumber

up · risen · conscious · alert · stirring

Phrases
Family

bunk, bunker, debunk, bunks, bunkers, bunkhouse, bunking, debunking, debunker

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G