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bunk

noun as in twin bed, usually stacked; place to sleep

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He refers to his space as a “mouse nest,” a darkened corner he has created by draping curtains around his bunk bed.

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While bunking with family doesn’t have an actual price tag, it usually has an emotional one.

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He would provide his accidental passenger with a private bunk, as she was the only female on board, but otherwise she would enjoy the same creature comforts that he and his crew did.

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I grew up in a very modest home with two bedrooms, a “bunk room,” and one bathroom for our family of five.

The bathrooms smelled of sewer, and the boys used the same bunk beds Sánchez slept in more than 40 years before.

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