Shack is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHACK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to avoid responsibility
• move in or live with someone as a lover
• To shed or fall, as corn or grain at harvest.
• To feed in stubble, or upon waste corn.
• To wander as a vagabond or a tramp.
• make one\'s home in a particular place or community
• move, proceed, or walk draggingly or slowly
• evade (work or responsibility)
NOUN:
• a roughly built cabin or hut, esp. of logs, metal sheeting, etc.
• a roughly built hut or cabin.
• rough hut
• The grain left after harvest or gleaning; also, nuts which have fallen to the ground.
• Liberty of winter pasturage.
• A shiftless fellow; a low, itinerant beggar; a vagabond; a tramp.
• small crude shelter used as a dwelling
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to live or dwell

Words related to SHACK

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Words that contain SHACK

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How to use SHACK in a sentence

• There was a single shack on the Saskatchewan River, where North Battleford now stands, and I used to stay there.
• All the same, he felt the shack was dreary and his life was bleak.
• On my way over to breakfast, I stopped outside of Council Shack to read the bulletin board and see what was on for the day.
• Then he stole noiselessly away, and ran at speed to the kitchen of the shack, whence he immediately returned with a pail of water and a number of towels.
• Yet the distance to the shack was still terribly far.
• In one, a poor little shack of two rooms, there was a lighted pane, and as they passed, Sylvia heard the sick wail of a little child.
• The station building beside me was little more than a wooden shack.
• The house, a mere shack, was being walled in with rock, port holes for the rifles being left.
• Both interested themselves immediately in improvements for the shack, and made excursions to their homes to obtain materials.
• Out of this crude shack had come the sole occupant, to stand and gaze about him for a minute, lifting his face to the moon.
• She sensed, also, why he had come to this mountain shack so boldly.
• The shack looked bare and cheap, as if little money or effort had been spent upon it.
• The earth had been filled in, the hole in the floor roughly repaired, and now his jailers took turns in patrolling around the shack.
• This shack was of ample size and was furnished with a stove brought from Halifax for the purpose, some chairs, a table and a kitchen outfit.
• It was evening when the men stopped a few rods below the shack.
• The panther had crept to within a few feet of the shack.
• It had come first in this very shack, when her childhood had departed, and the woman in her had been born.
• Mineral Park consists of a deserted shack in a clearing perhaps forty feet square, on the bank of a mountain stream.
• In the little clearing round the empty shack, the horses were tied in the cold rain.
• I remember it was Sunday because Bob was out to the line shack.
• Each tenement, private rooming-house, and shack was entered and searched.
• It is three times as big as the shack we had planned to build.
• There is no telling what might have happened to you had you been left helpless less in the custody of the pair of scoundrels who had you in that shack.
• I had him into my shack for lunch, and we got quite friendly before they took him back to the base.
• There was no further trouble during the balance of that night, the second they had spent in the old shack.
• Emett had already constructed a shack for the hounds.
• I saw an automobile turn into the old road that the men used when they built the shack.
• It was impossible to succor the cattle, but the boys were anxious to reach the corral, which was fully a mile from the shack.
• Jim Ferrers went to another shack to construct a pair of skis.
• A certain Colonel, who was by the way quite unpopular with his regiment, was one afternoon sitting in a shack, when a report was heard and a bullet whizzed over his head.

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