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bunkerer

noun

Etymology

From bunker + -er.

  1. borrowed from Bunker
  2. derived from *bʰenǵʰ-✻ — “thick”
  3. derived from *bunkô✻ — “a heap, pile; a bump, lump, a crowd”
  4. derived from bunki — “a heap”
  5. derived from bunker
  6. derived from bunker — “bench; pew; window-seat; sand pit (especially in golf); coal receptacle; sleeping berth, bunk”
  7. formed as bunkerer — “bunker + -er”

Definitions

  1. An oil thief.

    • The JTF security report signed by Briagier General Lawrence Ngubare, former commander of the task force further stated that BoyLoaf was bent on becoming an illegal oil bunkerer and is known to have a violent disposition.

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