bunk'd cast

Sun, 03 May 2026 18:23:36 +0000

Here, bunk means rubbish. To do a bunk is to do a runner (what Spanish people would call a "sinpa" - in the case of running off and not paying... or simply absconding or "taking French. The only expression I know with the word "bunk" is "to bunk off", which is used for when someone skips school. So your sentence sounds a bit strange to me, but wait for replies from other. I came across the phrase "to do a bunk" in the movie Atonement: "Robbie, the housekeeper's son, whose father did a bunk twenty years ago." I see the WR dictionary mentions. I am guessing (and this is just a guess) that people who sleep in the bottom of a bunk bed know about bunking their head on the bed above. The 33" version seems better than the 25".