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Bunkbed

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Bunk´bed    (bŭņk´bĕd)
n.1.A type of multiple bed in which the individual beds are arranged one above the other. It is used to save space in crowded quarters.


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Taking a break from the four hours of daily lessons in skills such as weapons handling and how to conduct house and vehicle searches, the ragtag band of police officers loll on bare metal bunkbeds in the midday sun.
Taking breaks Taking a break from the four hours of daily lessons in skills such as weapons handling and how to conduct house and vehicle searches, the ragtag band of police officers loll on bare metal bunkbeds in the midday sun.
Cafe Oasis used the house's rooms as theme rooms including the Victorian Room (with its silk-draped lamps and colorful pillows cast about) and the Wonderland Room (with, according to online customer reviews, mushrooms painted on the walls and bunkbeds altered to create a second-floor for dining).
 
 
 
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