bunky

the person who sleeps above or below you in a bunk bed, particularly in prison slang.
i didn’t sleep a wink ‘cuz my bunky was looking at feen magazines and spanking his monkey all night long.
(noun) derived from the word bunk. a person who speaks sh-t all the time; adept at maneuvring themselves into high profile, highly paid positions in companies, invariably using bunk tactics. they often use name-dropping techniques and display large quant-ties of irrelevant business cards acc-mulated in their ill-strious careers.
bunky was talking so much poppyc-ck on that conference call that the telecon host had to abrubtly intervene and give the partic-p-nts a timeout.
s-xy and screwable
we were on the dance floor, getting funky. then he started rubbing up on me the right way, and i knew he was bunky.
an australian colloquial term for an old vehicle that is used frequently. noun: a vehicle that is used as primary form of transport for going to work or events that may require less glamour. usually in the form of an old car or motorcycle.
i am going to take bunky to work and leave my ducati at home.
bunky refferes to a situation or person(s) that is unappealing or not acceptable
for example: “i don’t want to go to the mall that’s bunky.”
or
“that skateboard trick was bunky.”
from the word “bunk”, “to bunk” as in sleep this word is sometimes used to describe a mini-cottage that not quite as big as a cottage but just big enough to sleep a person or few.
“we’re going to john’s bunky for the weekend”
a suburban phrase for b-tt.
“what a cute bunky that boy has!”