Definitions
hit a golf ball into a bunker
Word origin
From bunk (“to fail to attend school or work without permission, to play truant”) + -er (suffix forming agent nouns indicating a person or thing that does an action).
Used in a sentence
“The military built a bunker to help evacuate the citizens safely from the bombings.”
“The bunkers of these engines hold enough coal for one round journey of 120½ miles, and water is taken in each direction at Hexham.”
“The superstructure of the tender is modified by the removal of the side raves, and compartments for the fire-irons are formed on each side of the coal bunker.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Underground shelter”6 letters
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