bunk in
bunk in verb: to enter a venue covertly, without permission.
Verb
bunk in (third-person singular simple present bunks in, present participle bunking in, simple past and past participle bunked in)
- To enter a venue covertly, without permission.
- Bunking in had to be abandoned when we reached the age of twelve, not because of any developing sense of civic responsibility, but because we'd grown too big to squeeze through the gents' toilet window at the Red Hall Cinema […]2004, Harry Turner, Growing Up in Fulham, page 179
Forms of bunk in
| third-person singular present | bunks in |
|---|---|
| present participle | bunking in |
| past participle | bunked in |
| past | bunked in |
Questions about bunk in
- What does bunk in mean?
- Bunk in means to enter a venue covertly, without permission.
- What part of speech is bunk in?
- Bunk in is a verb.
- What is the past tense of bunk in?
- The past tense of bunk in is bunked in.
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