bunk
bunk by big money gripp September 25, 2003
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Various drinks mixed together to make one deadly terrible tasting beverage. Usually used when in desperate need of a drunk. It is also common for grade 9 and 10 students to drink bunk on the weekends when they have no one else to grab.
bunk by Evannnnnnnnn July 23, 2007
Bunk
1) Anything involving the combination of Band and Chunk.
2) The only thing that exsists in a constant state of "Bringing It Up", no matter the situation.
2) The only thing that exsists in a constant state of "Bringing It Up", no matter the situation.
bunk
Used mainly in the south of England (the better part), in particular London to describe the act of skipping lessons at school. The north of England say skive (also spelt skyve).
Hey John, wana bunk maths?
Yea, who cares that my mum can get fined £4000 for it, or get put in prison, I mean, that's how much it costs for my bus fare. Durrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Yea, who cares that my mum can get fined £4000 for it, or get put in prison, I mean, that's how much it costs for my bus fare. Durrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
bunk by Helloooooo2ooo October 16, 2008