The structure combines "bunk" (a bed in a cell or dormitory) with "warrior," forming a compound noun that mocks false toughness. It is used to describe an inmate who tries to intimidate or upset others through threats, insults, or posturing, but avoids actual physical fighting when confronted. People typically use "bunk warrior" as an insult to call out someone who talks big from the safety of their bunk but backs down face to face. The term originated in American prison culture during the late 20th century, remaining common in inmate slang along with similar terms like "cell warrior" or "pod warrior."

英語での「bunk warrior」の定義と意味

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