Bunk and Station

Bunk

Bunk verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.

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Station and bunk are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Station" instead a verb "Bunk".

Nearby Words: bunkum, bunker, bunking

Station verb - To assign to a place or position.

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Bunk and station are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bunk" instead a verb "Station".

full	full bunk	full station
complete	complete bunk	complete station
top	top bunk	top station
single	single bunk	single station
Other adjectives: entire, main.

bunk priest

station priest

Each bunk in that area comes furnished with a docking station (the equivalent to a bed, since the crew is all robots) and a shower stall closed off behind breakable glass.

Source: Video Game / Descent
Edna insists she's a time traveller who has just returned from the past, but Parker doesn't believe her and drags her into the police station while Kid Tannen, seeing the commotion outside his jail window, thinks she's drunk and offers to let her bunk in his cell.

Source: Recap / Back to the Future

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