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Definition of bunkered someone
bunker
verb - transitive
- paintball term; getting shot by an advancing player who runs around or comes over the top of your bunker and shoots you
He bunkered Joe.
Last edited on Sep 06 2010. Submitted by Jessica S. on Sep 11 2005.
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