bunker
noun(bun-ker)
a bin or compartment for storage; especially : one on shipboard for the ship's fuel
bunker
noun(bun-ker)
a protective embankment or dugout; especially : a fortified chamber mostly below ground often built of reinforced concrete and provided with embrasures
bunker
noun(bun-ker)
a sand trap or embankment constituting a hazard on a golf course
bunker
verb(bun-ker)
to fill a ship's bunker with coal or oil
bunker
verb(bun-ker)
to place or store in a bunker
bunker
verb(bun-ker)
to hit (a golf ball or shot) into a bunker
bunker
biographical name(bun-ker)
Ellsworth 1894—1984 American diplomat
bunker
noun(bun-ker)
a bomb designed to penetrate the earth's surface and explode underground
bunker
noun(bun-ker)
a state of mind especially among members of a group that is characterized by chauvinistic defensiveness and self-righteous intolerance of criticism
bunker
geographical name(bun-ker)
height in the Charlestown section of Boston, Massachusetts