Bunk and Room

Bunk

Bunk verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.

Usage example: bunked the guest in the spare room

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Room and bunk are semantically related in protection topic. In some cases you can use "Room" instead a verb "Bunk".

Nearby Words: bunkum, bunker, bunking

Room verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.

Usage example: we can room up to four visitors in our two guest bedrooms

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Bunk and room are semantically related in protection topic. Sometimes you can use "Bunk" instead a verb "Room".

Nearby Words: roomy, roomed, roomer, roominess, roomette

full	full bunk	full room
complete	complete bunk	complete room
top	top bunk	top room
single	single bunk	single room
Other adjectives: entire, main, private, less.

Another one used in several variants: A criticises B for their hobby or obsession or habit, only to return to their own room/bunk, where they have a similar collection of things/arrangement/whatever going on set around another theme.

Source: Comic Strip / Beetle Bailey
Another one used in several variants: A criticises B for their hobby or obsession or habit, but A returns to his own room/bunk, where he has a similar collection of things/arrangement going on set around another theme.

Source: Hypocritical Humor / Newspaper Comics
Also, one that's referred to immediately before a Wham Line - Johnny had a bunk-bed in his room, with the top bunk belonging to Joey.

Source: Video Game / To the Moon