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Definition of bunk : 1. A piece of wood placed on a lumberman's sled to sustain the end of heavy timbers.
2. A wooden case or box, which serves for a seat in the daytime and for a bed at night.
3. One of a series of berths or bed places in tiers.
4. To go to bed in a bunk; - sometimes with in.

Synonyms:

track down, get, melt, be given, extend, break loose, crush, dumbfound, bewilder, lead, rubbish, tucker out, stick, carry, break, bull, bunkum, bullshit, miss, shell, get by, beat up, incline, stupefy, circumvent, tend, ticktock, elude, prevail, feed bunk, hunt, bleed, campaign, beat, work, crap, draw, pound, flail, break out, persist, course, ply, consort, rot, moorage, feed, mystify, guide, guff, overreach, lean, accommodate, escape, post, run away, drum, folderal, putrefaction, turn tail, falderol, scramble, harbor, nonplus, secede, chip off, pulsate, nonsensicality, thump, flummox, take to the woods, office, outsmart, outfox, horseshit, execute, trumpery, slip, hokum, vex, come off, quarter, puzzle, pose, endure, range, spot, flow, hunt down, mooring, beat out, vanquish, frill, decomposition, situation, scarper, lodge, race, gimcrack, fly the coop, buncombe, amaze, domicile, exhaust, chip, play, go, gimcrackery, ladder, black market, Irish bull, hogwash, position, dogshit, shit, ticktack, board, outwit, get out, splinter, scat, place, lam, pass, break away, meaninglessness, hightail it, room, break off, tick, get away, built-in bed, nonsense, tucker, rotting, get off, pallet, gravel, run, trounce, melt down, move, baffle, quiver, thrum, perplex, run for, bestow, protection, head for the hills, put up, billet, function, die hard, operate, unravel, work over, thresh, wash up, flap, house, thrash

crib, cot, queen-size bed, hospital bed, hammock, bed, double bed, bassinet, cradle, day bed, single bed, four poster, fold-away bed, berth, sofa bed, king-size bed, roll-away bed, bunk bed

Usage examples:

• But afterwards she couldn't even remember getting stretched out all the way on the bunk. - "Legacy", James H Schmitz.
• At the time when Pamela was riding through the lanes of Leicestershire on that morning of early spring, Tony was lying in his bunk in the cabin of the Perseverance reading over, for the thousandth time, certain letters which he kept beneath his pillow. - "The Truants", A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley) Mason.
• But, alas, no papers were to be found, anywhere, on his stockings, or near his stockings, or under the bunk, or- anywhere. - "Gold Seekers of '49", Edwin L. Sabin.