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bunker

[buhng-ker] / ˈbʌŋ kər /
NOUN
underground shelter
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NOUN
hazard on a golf course
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Some Americans, including Lucy’s father Hank, survived by moving into a network of underground bunkers called Vaults, while others were left to fend for themselves in the Wasteland.

From Los Angeles Times

A nuclear bunker is "just a few days" away from falling into the sea due to coastal erosion.

From BBC

On a curvy dockside stretch in Key West, Fla., called Lazy Way Lane is a worn out white bunker building with no windows.

From The Wall Street Journal

In February 1963, after the bodies and bunkers were discovered, a senior army official led Red Cross personnel and media to Rezang La, finding the battlefield "exactly as it had happened, frozen in snow".

From BBC

Military actions like Maduro’s arrest and the bombing of Iran’s nuclear bunkers in June have little to no effect on pump prices and even less on the U.S. economy.

From The Wall Street Journal