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bunker

noun as in underground shelter

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noun as in hazard on a golf course

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Military officials quoted in Israeli media say troops are proceeding with caution, with the expectation of some 2,000 Hamas fighters bunkered in the city.

He was denied a share of the lead only after a chip into a bunker on the par-four 14th led to a double bogey.

From BBC

Former Ivory Coast First Lady Simone Gbagbo has gone from hiding in a bunker in an attempt to avoid arrest to defiantly announcing she will run for president.

From BBC

Fire-resilient buildings don’t have to be soulless, formulaic bunkers, according to the student designers of the Resilient Futures Lab, a summer studio at Pasadena’s ArtCenter College.

On the drive in along a muddy track we saw Thai soldiers in camouflaged bunkers hidden in the trees.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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