bunk bed

noun

Definition of bunk bed

: one of two single beds usually placed one above the other

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He was reportedly found hanging in his jail cell with a bedsheet wrapped around his neck and secured to the top of a bunk bed, the New York Post reported. — Fox News, "Federal agents search Jeffrey Epstein’s home in Virgin Islands," 13 Aug. 2019 Instead of being crammed into a bedroom with six cousins, Wheeler shared a bunk bed with her middle sister. — Tyler Kraft, Indianapolis Star, "How devastating loss and impossible odds motivated Erica Wheeler's WNBA rise," 25 July 2019 Recently, a start-up began offering a bunk in a bunk bed in San Francisco for $1,200 a month. — Scott Wilson, Washington Post, "Bakersfield, once the butt of jokes, is booming. So are many other inland California cities.," 19 July 2019 For now, Alice shares a bunk bed with her dad in a space that holds three other families. — Jamie Yuccas, CBS News, ""There's no way out of this": More than 60,000 people now homeless in Los Angeles County," 5 July 2019 Those inmates slept on mattresses for a few days which were placed in hallways, as well as in cells where two other inmates already slept on a bunk bed, Nochomovitz said. — Eric Heisig, cleveland.com, "Immigrant inmates at Youngstown prison complain of crowded conditions," 3 June 2019 When a 5-year-old girl in Shanghai suffered brain damage late last year after falling off a bunk bed, millions of strangers all over China helped foot her surgical bills. — WSJ, "Can’t Afford Surgery? In China, Millions Chip In Half a Penny to Cover You," 20 Apr. 2019 Left unsupervised in a private cell, Epstein was apparently provided not only with a bedsheet suitable for making a noose but also with a bunk bed tall enough to hang it from. — David Von Drehle, Twin Cities, "David Von Drehle: Keep investigating Jeffrey Epstein," 15 Aug. 2019 By Giulia McDonnell Nieto Del Rio, Los Angeles Times SAN JOSE, Calif. -- The 12-year-old girl sat on the bottom bunk bed where her older sister, Keyla Salazar, used to sleep. — Los Angeles Times, oregonlive.com, "Remembering Keyla, 13, the bullied girl with autism, gunned down at Gilroy Garlic Festival," 11 Aug. 2019

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