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Meanings of shack in English
Usage of shack in English
1
Within 30 minutes, the shack was completed and Obey's work was done.
2
I'd actually met Nate Brown during my first year in my shack.
3
He had quite a bit of money in notes in the shack.
4
Got lost; stayed in a shack while it rained, and-hereI am.
5
The shack is straight back in the deepest clump of buttonball trees.
6
Beyond in the rude room of the shack a lamp flared smokily.
7
The drinking had begun before they were in sight of the shack.
8
There was no light of welcome in the shack among the pines.
9
Good cause for excitement there in the shack up by the grade.
10
Ida Mary, resting in the shade of the shack, came running in.
11
And the thing was, every house along the roadside was a shack.
12
You hang on to that, just in case they find our shack.
13
The shack isn't sturdy or large enough to have been a home.
14
The men were now filling up the little space before the shack.
15
She hugged them and allowed them to come closer to our shack.
16
I've hunted in every shack and brush heap in and around Churchill.
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Shack through the time
Shack across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common