Associations to the word «Hut»
Noun
- Occupant
- Bunk
- Hike
- Canoe
- Dug
- Bowers
- Muriel
- Thicket
- Native
- Alps
- Dung
- Marlowe
- Shingle
- Reed
- Massif
- Summit
- Negroes
- Goat
- Timber
- Filth
- Dweller
- Promontory
- Plank
- Aborigine
- Mountaineer
- Ravine
- Zulu
- Woven
- Rafter
- Fireplace
- Ember
- Cot
- Fowl
- Abode
- Refreshment
- Hostel
- Herder
- Palm
- Trapper
- Mcdonald
- Utensil
- Jungle
- Camping
- Outskirt
- Cocoa
- Spear
- Odysseus
- Checkpoint
- Stool
- Snow
- Nightfall
- Heidi
- Hillside
- Blanket
- Erection
- Knoll
- Lodging
- Pile
Adjective
Adverb
Pictures for the word «Hut»
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.
Wise words
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but a great deal in a few.