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Term: do a bunk

Definition:

Verb phrase: To leave suddenly or secretly, especially to avoid trouble or responsibility. Can also refer to running away or escaping from a certain place.

Noun phrase: An act of leaving suddenly or secretly, often without notice.

Examples:

Verb usage:

  1. She was caught stealing and decided to do a bunk before anyone noticed.
  2. Ken's brother did a bunk last night, leaving his family worried and confused.
  3. When the police arrived, the suspect did a bunk out the back door.

Noun usage:

  1. His sudden do a bunk left everyone at the party wondering where he went.
  2. Mark's disappearance was described as a classic do a bunk situation.

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