Associations to the word «Hut»
Noun
- Pizza
- Mud
- Habitation
- Shack
- Adobe
- Tent
- Shelter
- Sod
- Straw
- Dwelling
- Bough
- Encampment
- Sledge
- Hermit
- Enclosure
- Enigma
- Fisherman
- Slab
- Shepherd
- Burner
- Bark
- Clearing
- Roof
- Accommodation
- Domino
- Log
- Campsite
- Climber
- Tarzan
- Hammock
- Hearth
- Burger
- Doorway
- Peasant
- Verandah
- Sentry
- Cairn
- Seclusion
- Turf
- Stove
- Shed
- Cottage
- Ascent
- Corral
- Barracks
- Fence
- Atkinson
- Baba
- Glacier
- Homestead
- Villager
- Canteen
- Mat
- Bungalow
- Achilles
- Sleeping
- Hangar
- Convict
- Bedding
- Blizzard
- Refuge
- Chimney
- Grass
- Cluster
Adjective
Adverb
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Wiktionary
HUT, noun. A small wooden shed
HUT, noun. A primitive dwelling
HUT, verb. (rare) (archaic) (transitive) To put into a hut.
HUT, verb. (rare) (dated) (intransitive) To take shelter in a hut.
HUT, interjection. (American football) Called by the quarterback to prepare the team for a play.
Dictionary definition
HUT, noun. Temporary military shelter.
HUT, noun. Small crude shelter used as a dwelling.
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