bunking in
Sleeping at someone's
Bunking in means staying temporarily at someone's place, often in improvised sleeping arrangements.
The phrase suggests casual, short-term lodging rather than formal accommodation: My cousin is bunking in with us until she finds an apartment.
It implies making do with available space—a couch, spare room, or floor.
- roommateOne sharing living quarters
- crash padInformal temporary lodging
- couch surfingCrashing at others' places
- dormitoryStudent living building
- guestWelcomed visitor
subletting · host · sleepover · overnighting · house guest · hospitality · housemate · communal living · shelter · sleeping bag · making do · cabin · shared space · cot · cohabitation · put up · spare room · pull-out couch
staying vs. leaving
bunking inheading out
Starting to leave
leaving · departing · checking out · clearing out · vacating