noun. A crude or makeshift dwelling or shelter; a shack.

noun. A temporary structure for sheltering troops.

transitive & intransitive verb . To shelter or take shelter in a hut.

To place in a hut or in huts: as, to hut troops in winter quarters.

To lodge in a hut or in huts.

noun. A small or humble house; a hovel or cabin; a mean lodge or dwelling.

noun. Milit., a rude wooden structure for the temporary housing of troops, as during a winter. Some military huts are large enough to house a hundred men.

noun. The back end or body of the breech-pin of a musket.

noun. A clod.

noun. The cottage of an Australian shepherd, sheep-shearer, or miner.

noun. A small house, hivel, or cabin; a mean lodge or dwelling; a slightly built or temporary structure.

noun. a small wooden shed

noun. a primitive dwelling

verb. to put into a hut

verb. to take shelter in a hut

noun. small crude shelter used as a dwelling

noun. temporary military shelter

"The shape of the hut is also energy - and resource-efficient, all cozy details that make it a prime location for late-night sleeping-bag storytelling."

dwelling  

Hutt  Knut  abut  but  butt  

apartment  barn  building  castle  cave  

Nissen hut  Quonset hut  bestow  billet  board