bunkside

English

Etymology

From bunk +‎ -side.

Noun

bunkside (usually uncountable, plural bunksides)

1. The side of a bunk.
   • 1997, Janet Stevenson, Departure:

     Flagg was at the bunkside. "I was telling the skipper here how you fetched the cape. Neat as if you was following a line of buoys."

   • 2000, Ray Faraday Nelson, Then Beggars Could Ride:

     He pulled up a chair at my bunkside and sat down. "Don't you remember a thing? You've been delirious with fever for almost a week."

Anagrams

• buskined