What does this "bunk off" mean?

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We bunk off in a toilet. No assembly.Does it mean that they skip class and go sitting or hiding in a toilet? If this sentence isn't natural in spoken English nor street English, what is the natural version of this?Bunk off means skip, skive anyway.

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mosjabunk off

means this https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/bunk-off-sth?q=bunk+off+%28sth%29

mosjaDoes it mean that they skip class and go sitting or hiding in a toilet?

Almost. Schools in the UK have rooms with more than one toilet. They and the toilets in them are referred to as toilets.

mosjaassembly

means

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