bunkie
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8.9
- noun
- /ˈbʌŋki/
- US
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- My roommate and I have become great friends since we became bunkies at camp.
Examples
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I think that we are, how do you say... "bunkies."
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That's my bunkie!
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- What about my bunkie, White Girl?
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I had an army bunkie who did all that.
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This is my little bunkie, Vanessa.
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Rachel Armstrong, your new bunkie.
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You get to be bunkies with the mole girl.
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That's my bunkie right there, y'all.
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- Now, why don't you go upstairs and talk to your bunkies or whatever it is you do, all right?
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Oh Lord, please, please protect us from all the wicked and miserable people lurking in the shadows, seeking to harm me and my bunkie, White Girl.
Synonyms
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1.1
A person who shares a house, apartment, or room with you
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7.9
A person who shares a room or apartment with you
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4.2
A person who shares a bunk bed or room with you
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7.1
A person who shares a bed with another person
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3.5
A person who shares a tent with someone while camping
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bunkie comes from bunk 'bed' and the friendly ending -ie 'small or friendly', like in bestie, so it means your 'bunk friend' who shares a bed or sleeping space.